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PEERS LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL CLUB is pictured in uniform with managers. From left to right, top row: Manager Nathaniel Lawton, Chorlet Landrum, Jlm Henderson, M*lvin Smith, Nat Ru*s*ll, Matthew Brown, Jimmy Clark, Robert Dodley and Manager Garland Hoffman. Front row, kneeling; Maurico Pope, Billy Barrett, Eddie Littlejohn, Cappy Muliin*, Roland Martin and Gabriel Thigpen. Not pictured ar* Gilbert Dodley and Edward Lattim*r, other advisor* to th* outfit.
tp CHARLIE SIFFORD, tone se pia player In the Professional TO THREE Golfers Ass'n, says that ther-> ore Peers Club Starts Drive at least six tan golfers who could •• • SloryOn Page 3 score in ihe money In the PGA a tournament* throughout the coun try. For Little League Play THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1961 He lists them as Lee Elder snd Peers Club, Inc., a non-profit were assisted by Eddie Saunders; Ray Botts of I,os Angeles, Willie organization dedicated to the pur Hoyt (Dr. Bop) Locke and th* I Brown of Houston, Bill Wright of pose ot good sportsmanship, con Shrine Patrol from Alia Bab* Seattle, Pete Brown of Jackson, duct and fair play among youth Temple. '«* '• Miss., and Sgt. Cliff Harrington of the community. 1* conducting a SPORTS CLEANINGS of Ft. Campbell. Ky. drive to assure the continuation of AI.THOt (ill the Peer* no longer hold Ihe benefit game, more than We have said that we had ni II* program—Babe Ruth League By BILL BELL • Sport* Editor and Knot-Hole Baseball. 130 youths participate and receive top swimmers or divers in the benefits from the activities. race, but the NAIA Informs us The desire of Peers Club, Inc., The youths are suivcYviscd by that we are wrong. Two of the ts to uniform, equip and insure Garland Boffman, chairman; Na NAIA national diving and swim 8) WHAT A difference a year One never realizes how consis approximately 50 youngsters lor thaniel Lawson, coach; Edward makes! Last season this time, the tent a ballplayer Willie Mays is ming champs are gentlemen of league play, a spokesman declar Top Firms Lattimcr, assistant coach, and color. They are Al Warren of Cen Columbus Jets were weak on the until he starts looking at the. rec ed. Gilbert Dodley, trainer. These tral State and Byron Ware ot N. mound and weaker behind the ords. In 1935 Willie hit his great Youngsters from 12 to 16 year* men contribute approximately two Central college. plate. This year their pitching est numlier of homers in * season. of age will be able to compete in hours each evening to coaching staff is going great guns, with a In 1956. he swiped the most bases Among the men picked for the three leagues — Jr. Knot-Hole. and training. record of eight wins against two io his career. In 1957, he hit the NAIA All-American bask e t b a I 1 Central Ohio Babe Ruth and In Donations from civic and social losses. They are so rich in catch largest number of triples of his team were Cleo Hill of Winston- termediate Knot-Hole. groups, as well as business estab ers that they vvill send out, Elmer lifetime. The end of the 1958 sea Salem, John Bradley of Lawrence lishments, will be accepted for Plaskett on option, so that he son found Willie with the high Tech In Detroit, Charlie Hardnett During 1957 and 1938 Peers Club. the purpose of meeting expense* can get regular work, as he Is est batting average of his life, tn of Grambling, Porter Merriweath- Inc., s|>onsored a Little League of this project. third string here and stands a 1959, he hit more doubles then or of Tennessee A-I. Bryee Vonn baseball team and at the end ot fKxir chance of seeing much oc- ever before. Now In 1981. he has of Central Oklahoma State and each season a benefit game was Officer* are John H. Brown, tion. hit the most homers In one gome Cleveland Buckner ot Jackson. played at Maryland pk. with pro president; Willard Powell, vie* Bob Veale. the southpaw with in his career and in so doing wrote Miss. ceeds and donations going to the president; LeRoy Scranton. secre the blazing fast ball Is leading the his name with those of the immor Buckner was drafted by the N. Columbus School for Retarded tary; Charles Hamilton, treasur pitchers with two shutouts. He tals. York Knicks and Hill has been Children. er, and Gilbert Dodley, sergeant- siHuled Rochester opening day by Mays Is the only player ever tc signed by the St. Louis Hawk* During these worthy affairs they at-arms. blanking them In their own bock hit 30 homers and steal 30 hascs In Hill set a new CLVA scoring rec yard. Then Sunday, he turned the same season. He has done It ord while at Winston-Salem Tea Penn Slate won the 100 yard dash back the Buffalo Bisons here at twice in his. career. chers college and was rated the In 09.9. Virginia State and Hamp home, with five hits. He sent J.2 No. 1 player In the NAIA. He was ton won the college mile relays In of them back to the bench by tht* 0) COACH WOODY HAYES will the Hawks' No. 1 draft choice. their respective divisions. State's strikeout route. unveil his 1961 model of the Ohio time was 3:26.4 and Hampton's Saturday night. Earl Francis State football machine. Saturday c3> TIU8 YEAR, more race play time was 8:22.6. the fastest of the Story Oil Page 3 mistreated the Bisons by shutting in the Ohio Stadium, to the "public ers were on the rosicrs ot the 18 four college mile relays. them out with four hils and fan and we understand that for the major league clubs than ever be fore In history. Seventy-four Ne Frank Judd, * member of last ning 11 men. Alvln Jackson held first time in history, the spring gro players were on the two ma year's Olympic team, anchored Buffalo to six hits and one run, game will be free to the public. Most of the fans will b* there jor league rosters at the start ol Vlllanova to victory in the 880 re but his teammates could not get the season. The National League lay championship. him any runs, so he bowed to the to see the two rauch-talked-about freshmen Paul Warfield and Matt had 43 and the American League Bisons 1-0. had 31. John Thomas won the Drake Snell. Not much has been said Relays high jump wiUt a 6 ft. 7*. 0) WILLIE MAYS, whom a lot about All-American Bob Ferguson, Here are a couple names we In. jump. George Kerr won the FIRED CASEWORKER Of experts call the greatest ball but In the scrimmages, he has missed In the last two issues: AAU 440 in 46.6. Kerr, former Big player ot this era, had his great been his old block-bursting self. Zollo Versalles, Minnesota Ten champ from Illinois, was run est day at the plate .Sunday Cleveland fans will be proud of Twins, and Juan Pagan, Sap ning unattached. against Milwaukee. Willie hit four Sam Tidmorc and Rodney Foster. Francisco Giants. Both men are WILLIE MAYS, Son Fronci*- homeruns in five times up to drive Tidmore won fame in high school shortstops. Wilma Rudolph, who has been co Giants phenomena chalked AWAITS BOARD RULING In 8 runs. He performed this re as a pass-catching end. In fact, he 8) W1LMOBE DAY1S of Morgan resting for a short while because up another honor last week cord-breaking feat'in the Milwau was rated among the all-time of exhaustion, won the Women's when he tied a major league kee Braves park, which makes it won the high jump at the Pent, Story Oitosel greats in that department in the] AAU 100 yard dash in ILL This record by hitting four heme mare remarkable titan If he had relays, with a 8 ft. 8 in, leap KENYA, AFtKA'S political leader lam Mboyo is a picture of cswftdence after w'mninti "m Lake City area. But at Ohio State P.uss Rodgers of Maryland State was the first time the women's 100 run*. *Tvo" n*ver done any hit them In his own park at San he has won fame as a smashltv* j thing like this. It's the great Kenya's first narivaaf elec'ion. "Belt and Hew eli Close-Up slated rwe program* an the Kenya Francisco. skipped over the 120 high hurdler yard dash had been run in the election*. "Land of the White Ghe*t" which appeared Twredat/ night ever ASC-TV and "Land defensive enxL,-' in i* second* mt. Bob Biown •>•• est day of my baseball ca D.afce Relays, reer". Willi* commented. at Tb* Black Ghost", scheduled far Tuesday. Moy 16, «L30 to 9 p.m. av*r the sasea network. .-«***• PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAY, MAY II, 1961 Refuses Negro Drinks, Barman Jailed THURSDAY, MAY It, 196T Trie OHIO SENTINa PAGI: 3 A Of year old whit* bartender, of you anything and now get out", out of their Jurisdiction, but sUt> Explore Job Opportunities For Negroes charged with violating Ohio's Ci Davis quoted Lsughlin as saying. gected that Is* foWow tbe NAA- vil Right* law, wa* picked up and Dsvis sold they refused to leave CP'* advk*. NEW YORK—tSpeclaD—For the resentative* were, Dr. Rufus At- observational buttled oft to Jail Saturday by a snd asked Laughiin to call the Thursday, "May «th, Davis act first time in American history, wood, president, Kentucy State "While a number of Impart- Ci*lm****i police crew. police. He doesn't tasow who call ing On on NAACP Instructions re reprcsten.ativcs of more than 50 U. college; Dr. George W. Gore Jr.. ant rwmpanlr* have extended ed th* police but one arrived a Jofaa Laughiin, JS» Moafeld pi., quested that a John Doe warrant S corporations met with repre president, Florida A-M college; employment la busiae** relat few minutes later, D avl a »«• wa* arrested at Sully'* Bar, 174 be Issued for tb* bartender's at> sentatives of 10 Negro colleges, for Dr. Jerome IL Holland, president, ing te Ihe training and capaci plained. Wilson av., where, he i» employed teat. Devi* signed the warrant the purpose of exploring ways by Hampton Institute, and Dr. Sam ties of Negro graduate*, tbe vast as a bartender. A warrant, filed When the officer I n 4 a I r e d which charged that the bartender which a larger numlier of corpor uel Proctor, president. North, Caro majority ol companies have Ig by Bembert Devi*. Jr., 1231 Fair what'* wtong, Laughiin pointed to refused to serve hlrn * drink be ations eon tap the Net'ro manpow lina A-T college. nored this source •>' eapabfe *v. led to Laughiin s arrest. them and said "they're drunk". cause of hi* race. er potential now enrolled in col It was revealed that an estimat manpower. Hi* charge however failed to im "Our meeting la against a se Davis, the ciwner or plumbing While In the vicinity <4 Sully's leges and universities. ed 130,000 Negro youths presently press the officer, who ssid It did vere backdrop," Mr. Waiters enttraetine; firm at 1*7 s. Ohio bar Saturday night, D'vl* bailed The occasion was the Manpower attend Institutions of higher learn not appear to him that they are concluded, "whrt'li silhouette* ar., I* active with the Mt. Vern a Police ambulance c.ulser and I'lili/aiiou Conference, sponsored ing, of whom 80.090 attend pre Intoxicated. Davis said. even more sharply II* Import on av. District Improvement Ass'n inquired if they had a John IXe by the Commerce and Industry dominantly Negro colleges. warrant for tbe arrest ot a bar ance. InterantioaatHy, (tie Unit aad is chairman ot its meinoer- Davis said they remained In the Council ot the National Lilian As a result of a program Initiat tender at Sull'ys bar. Tb* officer ed State* is in the midst ot a shJp caasntrttee. place while the officer and Laugh Irtague, held at the Harvard Club ed by the Urban League In 1950. radioed lieodqiiorters and were in cold war race lor strength. We tin talked on the outside The of here May 4. 40 companies now recruit students In his affidavit. Davis charges formed that such a Warrant wa*
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THUftSOAY, MAY II, 1961 THE OHIO $£NTiNR »AOf S PAGE 4 THE OHIO StNTINFL THURSDAY, MAY TT, ,0*1 fjCHE OHIO SENTINEL St. Philips r L. M. Shaw, General Manager; Edmund 8. Paxton, President; Church Looted THE ROUNDUP Mother... Queen Of Theodore L Coleman, Edttor-in-Chief; Annie H. Moore, Busine** St. Philips Episcopal church. Edited By O'Wendell Shaw Manager; Amos H. Lynch, Advertising-Promotion Manager; John ISO Lexington av.. was hit by bur fi. Comb*, Managing Editor; Edward L. Moor* Jtn Production glars Monday night, police repor Founder Says Negroes tn Birch Society ilanagcr. ted. The church office was com pletely ransacked and a small 0j SHREVEPORT, LA. — The' controversial John Birch Society Established June I, 1949. Published each week at 430-32 East •mount of change was taken. Rec Long Street fP.O Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., not only hta Negro members, but two all-Negro chapters as well, tor Kenneth Higginbotham told plus mixed Negro and white chapters In several northern state, Our Hearts Inc. Columbus 16 Ohio Cincinnati Office. 2551 Reading Bond. police. Subscription Rates.- On* year, 98.90; Six Months, $3.50. Robert Birch, founder, announced at * rally held here two weeks ago. Intruders gained entrance by He denied having recently stated. In California, that he and hi* organi ery day. Mollis! reigns supreme in ovary Jimmying the front door of the N-itiona) advertising representative: Associated Publishers. zation were opposed to forced segregation. Rather, he said, "we are r heart. But each year on her "special day" church. Inside they smashed a against forced Integration, snd I underline the word 'forced.' " Inc., So W. 42nd St., New York City 88. N Y., PEnnsylvania 6 002J; glass door ta the office and pried • * * (fhi* year, May 14th) she is crowned anew by 168 W. Washington SL, Chicago 2, Hi., ANdover 3-6343. open a riling cabinet searching for bar loyal sv&jocts with fond expressions of their more money. , Member Natl Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. fyasaland's First Interracial Marriage warm love ond deep d*votion. 4J SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia — Glamorous Dixie Kwanka, COLUMBUS TELEPHONE: CApitai 1-4M6" To tPreseot Psalmaneers golden-voiced South Africa-born recording st*r, wa* a party to the Mother may be young or nor-soyoung in historical breaking of the marital color line her* several days ago, CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: Poro fjautlclans Club of Colum years, but this is one day when she it sure to b*v A Von 1-7756. CA. 1-3318 'when she became the wife of Stuart Cook, white, a senior engineer bus will present the Psalmaneers with the Federal Broadcasting Co. Their marriage was solemnized In yoong-in-heort. . . made so by th* certain In concert at Masonic Hall, Sun a quiet but Impressive wedding ceremony, In Blanfyre, Nyassland. day, May 14, at 8 p. m. Tickets knowledge that she is remembered by oil those Entered as 2nd class matter July 8.1949, at Pilot Office, Columbus. can be obtained from all mem • • » whom she holds most dear. Ohio, under act of March 9. 18T8. bers of the club and at the door. Boy Writes Book On little Rock Debacle To provide gift* worthy of # OCT OF THE Little Roc*, Ark., school desegregation debacle, th* "queen of your heart'' is which embarrassed the nation In 1057, has come a resounding blow, the aim of your hometown supporting the struggle for equal rights and opportunity for Negro citizens, from a surprising source. It is the new book, "This Is What stores in presenting their Mo We Pound", by Carl Cregor, 17-year-old whfte pupil st Little Rock'* ther's Day suggestions. Shop Centra! High school, scene of the Integration trouble, and Ralph Cregor. his understanding father. The youth had started the book their wide and wonderful as a history' theme on the American Negro, when his father, a train selections. Here you are sura dispatcher, became interested in the project and Joined him. In addi to find what you are seeking tion to being the story of what they discovered In connection with the Integration fight, the book emerged a* a well documented, condensed . . . that "jusr right'' gift with history of the Negro, dedicated to the Little Rock public school teach which to wrap up your lave to ers, who were caught in the vortex of the struggle between segrega tionists, led by Gov. Crvil Faubus. and the federal government The Mother. . . on her day of days! slender volume I* obtainable from Lyle Stuart, Publisher, 229 La fayette st.. New York 12, NY., at $.1 In soft cover and 82 In hard cover. a • » MISS MILDRED PATTERSON of Dayton, senior student at Central Stat* college, is shown at she was awarded th* Gold All-Net.ro Town Dethrones 'Dictator' Cord, at a recent ceremony al the Institution, honoring students on the Dean'* list.. The award is a special citation for **nlors #> BROOKLYN. 111. — This sll-Negro town of some 4.000 citizens who have acquired an average of more than 334, with na recently divested itself of what some termed "a quarter century of grades below "C". Guest *peaker on th* program was Dr. dictatorship." Voter* did it in a mayoralty election, In which Mayor John C. Baker, president of Ohio university, who cautioned William Terry, the town's strong-arm ruler for 28 years, was do that "This Honor Day has international significant**. Th* throned. The balloting was light, as many citizens stayed at home, trench** of th* Cold War ore not only in Egypt, Asia ond Cuba in the contention that "aa so many times before. Terry will remain —•** he added, "they run through the balls of this university. in office, regardless of how many of us vole against him". A major *VV* must therefore not only have mora ttudent*, but our good ity of the WO votes cast were against Terry, and a spokesman for students must improve. If we are ta win." many who failed to vote, declared, "the majority rule Is going lo prevail this time", George Thomas is the new mayor. • * • Prince Accused Of Swindling White Heiress Presented As A Tribute To All Mathers By The Following 8) LOS AXIHIKS — The sensational case involving African MEAT PACKERS Listed Public Spirited Individoait; and Businesses Prince David Modupe Mudge Paris and 87-year-old Miss Berthe C. Ducommun, wealthy member of a white pioneer family of metal man ufacturers, has been continued in Probate Court to May 22. The Mr. sad Mr*. prince Is charged with defrauding the aged woman of more tin William A. Toler Ape* Recreation Paricr $40,000, during a tenure as her chauffeur from June. 1*47 to **88B OUTLET Te* E. Ixrag street when she wa* declared incompetent. He claims *he financed Roy*l Go By Bus! African Productions, Inc., a motion picture production corporation. We Novo Moved From 2S0 E. Main St. And Are Supreme Ufeerfv life Insurance Co. In which she Is a partner and of which he is the sure'rviso*"- Rela i Columbus Transi! Co. tives of the heiress, he charges, are trying to deprive him of a part Now Open For Business At Our New Location 88 West IxMtg Street Of America of her will. He quoted her as saying to him. many times: "Don't MM E. Lmmst BL CL, t-*tt* leave me. Modupe. Stay with me and take care of me during my W. TO. Beard. District Maaager last years. I have taken care of you in my will." Williim-McNabb Mortwrr (•• Symbol Of Distinctive Service 317 S. FIFTH ST. 818 E. Leag Street CL. BOSH Ceatesary MeMsf Church BRICK — BLOCK — STONE ».•» T.. Irnme S*. CEMENT FINISHES Nab Youth On Arson Rap On. Halt Slack i.wC*. of Main |4. Walker's House of Siyies txev. tt 9. Itmttmmay, Petker GENERAL REPAIRS •John Dee Franklin, 20. 240 N. Columbus* Leading and Foremoat Ptot****** - 20th st.. was bound over for grand uschok No Appointrat-nt Neee****** East High School EYESTRAIN? LIGHTS SEEM TO DIM! jury action In Municipal coutt Round Steak * lb, 69c tt* E. Leag Street Herbert tslsar. Ttem, 1*4* fC. foreod St. CL. 8-7*8* 4**»V*9**rl*R fi***%•V»T>C**W«*** av9*m\^it^4t)i CL 3-6855 Tuesday v.h*n he pleaded guilty usctek Get Your - W. C. VVIL8E8 to a charge of attenpted araoru Cube Steak - lb. 85c Buckeye Trading *s*tamp» Correct it with fHil HoUSEPOWER Bond was «et at J300. Uon M v At Your Nearby Cfcmpion h. 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THE MHO SCHOOL choir will pr*s*nt a "Spring Evening of Music", Friday, May 12, at ATTY WEBSTER W. POSEY wa* endorsed this week by the TROOP 48, first Boy Scout troop to b* organized in St. Philips Episcopal church, is pictured 7:30 p.m., In rho school auditorium. Th* program will include socrad song*, songs of other 118 2471 i Cincinnati Democratic Executive Committee a* a candidate for above. M*mb*r>, kneeling, left to right: Joseph Cole*, Ruben Reeve*, Lorry Kearney, Clement countries, fun *ong* and spiritual*. Th* song* o f th* program have boon illuttratad by th* bays .' dry council. He i* th* fourth candidate lo be endorsed by lh* Humphrey, Gregory Coleman and Michael Horton. Standing: Robert Coleman, assistant »
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Hal me* ^••>iV.-.r«-«w.u,iii'»ic*'t.'M«i^S»Vtji»t.'C^a PAGEtO THE OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAY, MAY II, 1941 THURSDAY, MAY II, lvnt THE OHIO $EHHHO. PAGE 11 Come Into My Kitchen Civic Leaders Elected YWCA Board I'm careful of the words J say By ANN B. WALKER friends of their wonderful trip to guers are planning a Card Party, And Keep them soft and sweet omen Miami Beach to attend a medical May J3 . . . affair begins at ta •B***99HBH**ss*»J. < usually}. conclave . . . ran into Dr. Bob . . . plenty of lovely prizes to b* I never know from day to day WALKER, EDITOR Manuel who got in some deep sea awarded and delicious refresh Which words I'll hove to eat . . ." fishing while there. ments served . . . Tootsic Mason . . . don't know where 1 pilfered Is generaT chairman, assisted by those words, but I think of them • CONGRATU LATION*} to Heba Otey, Franclne Mulllns, Le with each line I write . . . even Mary Glascor who was installed na Rhea and Becky Redman. so, a goof slips in ccasionally . . . this week as first vice president received a note that Dr. Booker of the United Church Women* 0) JUST discovered how poorly Harris* brother had completed his Council . . . Mrs. Ray Cave step our community 1* responding to j career . . . misinterpreting the ped into Ihe president's chair . . . the YWCA membership drive . . . J use of the word "complete" I Mary has also agreed fo serve as herd to understand why responsi Mated last week in Partyline that one of fifteen on the UCC Family ble acting people.fall through at I Dr. Charles Harris had begun and Child Welfare Committee . . . the lost moment for vague reasons practicing . . .- actually. Dr. Har she waxes enthusiastically about ... it stooo could be raised, this ris CySnpicted his career when a proposed research program the would be « token or the overall MRS. MARTIN MILS, ». VI e.l.K drath 'over took' him . . . my re committee will develop . . . and amount ... the YW Is our YW grets to the Harris family. to Mrs. Henrietta Hollimnn for . . . support It . . . use Its factli- On April 2d. 12 women active In Mrs. Norman Nadel. board pres her enjoyable performance lost ties . . . become a member for th* clvie life of Columbus, were ident* presided. Mr*. Harold E. elected to the Young Women's *S*1 week on Juvenile Jury . . . Hen S3 . . . Implore yoor friends to Meyer served *» dinner commit rietta was the mother-in-law . . . Christian Ass'n Board of Direc join loo ... the GRAPEVINE tee chairman assisted by Mea ond to Roliert and Virgin* Dews tor* during the annual meeting. tells me that Spring SL *Y' Is in ds me* John D)ckh»ut, William O. who arc the proud parents of a They assumed duties on this to- the ridiculous position of deciding Randall. R. Earl Bland, Mark baby son. Dnvld Edward who member executive board at tbe whether the Woodland av., build Swisher, E. K. Pstton arid Her* weighed in at 6 pounds 8'.» oz. . . . May 2 meeting. As the highest of ing will hove a swimming pool r.'ert Johnston. The program «*» the Dew family Is now at Ft. Sill or a gjm since our community ficial body ot the association, this MIGNONNE BRYCE WHITLOW with the 429th . . . and to the Hill policy making gioup meets month eroded divertissement by the Ar did not support their fund-raising lington Jr. High y-Teens, * skit top Harper family whose daughter compaign to tV extent that It ly entitled "Splinters From th* Fay Mcta was bom Easter Sun should have . . . Imagine a YMCA New board member* introduced Joins Mother In Florist Sh Board" and * panel discussion, op day . . . what a marvelous time In OUR community without either lo tlie membership were Mes "The Role of the YW In a Chang, Mignonne Bryce Whitlow, dau-1 lninistrnlive end of the business to be born . . . their son was bom facility . . . both of these agencies dames Ivan R. Adams, Thomas several years ORO on Christmas trig World," moderated by Df. ghlcr of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bryce. r.nd will double as bridal consul have a job to do as long as there Chase. David A. Devi*. Harold Amalle Nelson. Panelists were Jo pioprietors of Bryce Florists, 148* tant. A graduate of East High, morning . . . ond to Shoron Con j Is a girl or boy around . . . let's Sibling, George Gallagher. Rich OR. JOHN ROSE E. Long st., is now associated she attended Bennett college and rad crowned "Miss Co. A," dur keep them open by sending in v ard Lartdns, Wilbert Martin. Neil seph Offer, Mr*. Jack Roaster, with her mother. The establish ROSEMOKD ROSEMOND ing Central Stales' ROTC annual Kjtt Fioier'i-v Won eil. executive OSU as a voice major and was membership , . . and while you MRS. LEONARD PORTER is shown reading ' her baby daughter, Brendo, on* of her deli D. Rush, Lbiwoud Walker. Phillip ment was founded in 1834 and has Military Boll. director, and Mr*. Virginia Fen- formerly active with the National 0} AN EXODUS from Columbus are passing out 13 . , . don't forgr-t cious orange cinnamon rolls. Looking on is Tyrone, 5; l*on*tt*, 4; Wanda 9. — Pierce Photo. L. Warren, Charles T. Wheeler served Columbus continuously sin and Herrlck I„ Johnston. Ass'n of Negro Musicians. led to Youngstown last week, when Around fifty-four parents atten the NAACP membership drive un 0) HOW OFTEN have you wished you could be a magician and i ORANGE CINNAMON ROLLS KUOfrtV ce, previously al the old location, She la married to Clyde Whit AKA delegates and sorors attend ded the cocktail hour and dinner der the energetic Lucille Young ••pull a meal out of a hat"? Most housewives have been in this position ' T08 E. Long st. low and resides at 849 N. Nelson ed their Great Lakes Regional In given by the improvement Ass'n ... a .2 bill is a small amount fiom time to time when Idea* for attractive meal* »eem to be non-exis 2 pk*«. yeast To Merit School Edict Mrs. WhiUow will handle the ad- rd. Youngstown . . . included in the lost Thursday at the Lincoln to pay for the protection and ser tent. Mrs. J^onord Porter. 1926 Stanford Way, is one who never seems • ', c. warm water N. YOryC. — The third annual J Th* otwersartc* win mork th* entourage were, Eva Smith, Co Health Center . . . Owner Dave vice that the NAACP offers . . . to face this difficulty. The young, attractive mother ot four Is always j ', e. mashed potatoes "Freedom Sunday" will be spon seventh anniversary of the Su lumbus basilcus; Ann Dandrldge, White planned such an enjoyable A United Negro College Fund ready with a food idea that represent* a guormct treat for her family, preme Court school desegregation group was organized In our city V, ts. sugar sored by NAACP brancbe* In co- MODE HOSIERY delegate; Carolyn Utz, Lydia program that several feminine her friends or for Easluate PTA. decision by "highlighting tbe mor I operation with local church groups _ ,„, Burke, Bette Cornelius. Portia guest* stayed around until after recently . . . Dorothy Smith Dai- "•» e. shortening ar butter al eienuni* In iheT decision" t, th* Sunico, Olivia Flanningan . . . ten "testing the equipmenL" ley has been appointed the natio During my vistr with her, we t L **4t in more than WO coritmufiitie* on j F'ov. Edward Odom. NAACP nal TV and Radio Director . . . talked of food ideas that seemed Our photographec was delighted Sunday, May u. Omegas are off to Akron this week 1 c baiting water church secretary, «eid. for their conclave . . . Kelly Bol- 0} THE JACK Jill Day program the will help to produce the "Ne e'most revolutionary. For in with the delicious Orange Cinna 3 eggs slight,,) tx-ntca den ts the official delegate . . . take* place Saturday, May 13. at gro College Choir*** series heard stance, she spoke of preparing mon Roll* that she is ahown pre othersrto be on the scene are Dean Champion Jr. Hi . . , curtain ri over ABC radio network weekly. greens with Matota oil for a far paring in the' accompanying pic 2 heaping t. Tang Going Out of ses at 8 p. m. ... a fa*t stepping • MEMBERSHIP In Rev. John tastier dish than with ham or ba tore. All of the youngster* were Oliver, Leonard Holland, Dr. John 1 ** *• * of wrapping up • plan* for their tb. of water | that I do and am grateful that j 4 tb. evaporated milk SCALP 35th anniversary . . . quite a full Hair Must Cod ha* given me the ability." week of activity is scheduled. tit fCK MACARONI NYLON HOSE Her faith is deeply entrenched tHT.IM < VSSKKOI> Code 30SC The Gaylors, on* of our "nice in the Seventh Day Advent!**' Lt L0f4irOBl-XT m GW OIL young clubs," are pleased with be Lovely!" j church, iter Christianity Is a prae- ! 8 ot, nuu-araati response lo their pre-Mother* ticai one. Only recent)y Mrs. Por 1 e«ff faeaie* !^*»SSSBS*SSSwl -49c ssrs Eileen Mills, Day Frontier* in Fashion and ter accepted into her home a | *4 stick butter a Director of the gtsmor- Beautiful, Luxurious Hair may be yours by using Diggs troubled mother «ho had a ban- : dance planned for Saturday, May out Heft* cover firis 1 L sail Special Scalp Oil. Stop* dry 'tcby scalp and falling hair. Ask 13. Southern hotel . . . our i960 st New York's lesdinf dooed her chHd. She **** this mo- .' 2 it,. 11.,, MOtf THAN 100 GUESTS attended ft** surprise birthday party af Helen Cloud at m* home of Mr*. Helda Jeffrie*, 1944 Kinney »»., Cincinnati. Helen wo* honored with lh* pronenc* af co workers of Lo-;;'v ie w Stat* hospital. Among th ot* in attendance, not shewn, were Dr. Lawrence Askins, director of Social Sorviee*, Mrs. Myrtltt, Helen was honored whit the presence af co- Hostassas: Janice Webb, Maggie Brawn, Nancy Wood, Elizabeth King, Helen Cloud; hon ored guest: Doris Chandler, Koran Hansen an d Mr*. Jeffries. — Scott Photo. Warner-Albert Rites At Mt. Carmel By MARTHA TUFF t*ame* Mae Douglas and Edna Mr. and Mrs. John Bussey and White carnations and lilies de Crowder were In charge ot the family, Detroit: Mr*. Corri* Nell, corated the eltar of Mt. Carmel reception. Jerry Hawkins and Detroit: Mrs. Jeanette Bailey and Baptist church, Saturday. April William Blnford served a* hosts. family, Atlanta, G».; Mrs. COrrt* Sims-Smith Nuptials Is Pretty Event 2**, for the double-ring wedding Mrs, Vivian Hunter was bridal Clark, Fort Campbell. Ky.. and ceremony of Ml*s Corric B. War conmultsnL Mrs. Martha Capeiand. Detroit Beautifully decorated with pink ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, ruffle* and a scalloped hemline. I a crown of white flowers and ear The reception was held *t the The newlyweda are at home at and white carnations, the palatial lier three-euarter veil of Illusion I rying a small basket of pink and Julius Warner, MS Stambaugh sv„ church. Out-of-town guests werer 1734 Franklin av. Turner Party Home at 1010 Bry fell from * crown of lace and' white roses, served as flower girl and Mr. Roosevelt H. Albert, son den rd., was tlie setting for the pearls, and she carried a bouquet of Mr*. L. Jefferson. The pastor, wedding of Miss Betty Carolyn Mr. Halioe Robinson of Memphis, /Rev. IL W. Patterson, officiated. of white carnations. Tenn., served as best man. The Sims, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MBS IOSA BYRD wo* untied in a colorful marriage la Given In marriage by her fath Mrs. Barbara Mackey, matron leading musical selections were, popular Doyle Napper during a recent ceremony. Following Leroy Cooper, 1S3 S. Highland of honor, wore pink organza and er, the bride wore a gown of Im "I Love You Truly'' and "Oh Pro the exchange of vows, the couple greeted friend* In the spa av., and Mr. Alphonso Lecman taffeta. Mrs. Cooper, mother of ported chantiily lace, with scallop Smith, son of Mrs. Mozel) Sun Us mise Me." The ceremony was fol cious home of h\r. and Mrs. Clarence Clark, 1973 K«nt St. the bride, wore pink satin and lowed by a reception in the social ed betesu neckline, traditional of Memphis. Tenn.. Saturday eve —- Carter Photo. sleeve*, and • ruffle-backed skirt lace, with pink pearl accessories. loom. THE ANNUAL SWEETHEART BALL *pon*ored by th* Iota Mt£Zm**^ ning, April 29. Rev. Jacob Ash- The portrait neckline of her dress flowing into • chspel train. She The bride, a graduate of West Psi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi fraternity, Ohio Stat* university, liurn III. pastor of Oakley Av. was greatly enhanced by tiny carried a bouquet of cabbag.*- High school, attended Ohio State was held af the ttudent Union on th* Campus. Selected queen Baptist church, officiated. bows. Mrs. Staiks, mother of the rose of organza on a lace plateau, university. She ts employed by the By for 1961 was Miss Jackie Fuller, 433 S. 17ih st. Making pre The bride was given in marriage bridegroom wore a gown of beige YOUR LONDON trimmed with pearl and aurora state, in Workmen'* Compensation Dorothy sentation ts last year's queen. Miss Juliet Cole*—Carted Photo. by her father. She wore a balleri lace with rhlncstone accessories. .aet*. Her cap was a short bouffant office, as a clerk-typist. Steven* na-length gown of white chantiily veil of illusion. Little Patty Turner, daughter of The bridegroom is a graduate 222 Wood SL lace, with three deep rows of j the hostess, garbed In white, with tORKESPONDENT Rachael Adams is Surprised With Party- of Ohio State university, holds a ULrick 2-1731 Mrs. Julia Ann Mctver. maid Phi Beta Koppa Key, and is cur Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Keeler, 670 silver appointed table. Among of honor, wore hyacinth-blue or Bedford were hosts to a surprise rently studying for his Ph. D. de 0) LONDON -- Last week waa guests enjoying this delightful af ganza over taffeta, with a lace 1'hylis Church, Vicky Victors ami party honoring M r a. Rachael gree. He Is a former student of the final week for ABC League fair In the lovely home of the bodice, .draped cumber bund, and Fisk unlverslvy and 1* a member Brenda Moody. The public is in Adams Saturday, April 29. As Keeler* were Mesdames Ellen E. activities. The Falcons and Twixt* vited. a contour skirt with side pleats of several honorary fraternities. sisting the hosts wax Mrs. Theresa Barksdale, Fannie Riley, Eva caught by * bow at the waistline. were tied for first place, and the Hull. Flyrelte* weie in second place. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Al- Yates, Azalia Walker, Jessie Other out-of-town guests were, vin Wood was the scene of a fam Barnes, Saltie Burke. Katherlne E. BRIVKSMAmS were Misses Take Mother The May 5 playoff games follow: A beautiful cake decorated In a the bridegroom's two aunts, Mis ily dinner, celebrating the guth Hayes snd Aunt Annie. Mrs. Hazel Finny. Msry Williams, Kay ses Susie and lsobel Johnson and Falcons and Flyrettes, Jane Smith birthday of hi* brother. Charles pink and whit* motif wa* the cen Johnson. Annette McKenncy and and Alma Wicker, captains; Adams received many exquisite Xlr. Ted Craft, all of Memphis; Wood, April 23. The honoree's sis ter of attraction on the linen and and useful gifts. Sandra Martin. They were identi Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Thornton of Twixt* and Dynaflows, Jean Jen ter, Mrs. Cynthia Taylor, of Cin cally gowned in orchid over taffe Out To Dinner Cleveland: Mrs. Ruby Eden of nings and Eva Scales, captains; cinnati, was among those present. ta and wore matching caps wttb Washington, D. C; Mr. and Mrs. Dragon* and B-Flves, Lcttie Fos Others were, Mr. and Mrs. John a short veil. D. L. Trigg and Mr. and Mrs. Er ter and Dorothy F. Allen, captains. Cunningham 'and family, Mr*. nest Tetlow, all of Dayton; Mrs. The league banquet was held Margaret Edley and son, Mrs. Bemita Alexander served as Nina Moore of Pittsburgh, Pa., May 10, when award* were pre Eleanor Ellis, Mrs. Ellen Foster .lower girl. Deal Alexander was EICELANDBICE FOR THAT and Mr. and Mrs. Lake Palmer sented to the winners. Mrs. Feme and M. .Mertgbitu, all of Colum- ring bearer, and Cornelius Wright ot Steubenville. Smith Is league president. hus: Rev. and Mrs. Robert Wilson served as best man. VERY SPECIAL Kim Fleming, son of Mr. and and family, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mr*. C. Fleming was a guest ot his Usher* were Messrs. James r Wood and family, Mrs. G. How White, Robert White, Rozzie War OCCASION uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ro ard, Amett Ward and Rev*. Frank bert Stevens, last week. ner, Calvin Gnflin, Robert Mo- COCO WITH STr-tANfc-amcS. PtACMfti. FftulT COCKTAIL Lee's HnHalr lin Gray. .., A»Y rtruiT. AMY SAUCE Girl* Assembly No. 20 nnd Mo man Jr.. and Carl White. Miss Black. Off Black. Brosra, Guesta of Mr. and Mrs. James Gwendolyn Conley sang "'Tnroagh gracious service dernistic Matrons club will spon INOHSOIINTS Dark Brown. Light Brown Jennings April 23 were, Mr. and The Years," and Carl F. White, sor a pre-summer style show, st SVjcass* Genuine Imported Bums* Mrs. Robert Wilson and James former member of the Antioch the Youth building, London Fair tHtocca Hair. Don't be fooled by Nash of Cleveland: Mr. and Mrs. Opera Co.. sang "How Do I Love the word "Human Like." ground*. May 20. Title of the show He Norman Collins, Mr. and Mis. Thee.'' iM Get tbe real thing at Lee'* f* "Coffee Sip With Fashion*." — Your official Import Oat- Guest models will be. Sam Pe- Edward Elliott. Mr. and "Mrs, WaTTMOO* Dining in the right atmosphere is so important in Francis Gaines and Lueious Toy- HOSTESSES, headed by Mrs. Cook Rjcatsad Rio* aad milk over lew heat acttS ****** of the. let. Call CL S-IS1S. Mail gram. Mrs. Betty Garland. Mrs. Elnora Smith, were: Karcde Wash rtittk is ahem-bad but rat* tun *> *c8l creamy, titit o»T*»or*«>!,v, making that special event doy REALLY SPECIAL. Our orders tilled promptly. lor. all of Columbus. Covar and oftotr to oooi it) te IS aauasto*. Stir in «z**ar and ington, Beverly Young. Phytt* vsaflls Coot. Covar cosd *b& in roftiaorstor «nt3 titoa to fine service and good food rise to every occasion. LOVABLE Young, and Barbara Smith. Meo- asrva. Pi— fmb* tamer mtoid. Unatoid just bafac* asrvHt* t*y U.S. CHOICE r duapfct* aold t* ao* volar. Sorva with atrawtwrrtss. To* trtih 5? wiaptMHl ****** *T assssted. «*» DELICIOUS VARIATIONS: BsAot***** tor «4r**b*«i**; O W7*p*r*s***l waaxee aa tap! lamm&f ~ttza rafTi***sfuterI paaeh atiaas ar rhflUd treat actcktait or other fftwto with wh'niend. CHUCK craata or OaoeoUsa or eChar amueae. CtO on 1 c *- o Fresh food storage without txoet _ RESERVE of* messy dataaotfaft New Aot*rs»*a*J-Coal $•J W p- ROAST lb. Syetom ktssps food tr**hmr-t*Mttet< B VOW FOR LU **£ n<> 49 •lido-out shelves. E-' •* •— -* -* SPRING aad SL'MMKft fw tfeccoe Book 1 _^ojjB|fce*B*B ««»_^^T^ Ptapamt • ' *•"' ' Wpatmty te sajsf*rsj| OtVpt NOVELTY S-^^*^ *^ MocWHSldT ^Tro* • Weddings •' Parties B J~ tn f» — Well Set Th* World On Its Side To * Reception* • Dance* Bring You Top Quality Meats ol We Display A Complete Selection of * Banquets <2 . £ Low, LOW Prices! RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances CALL FOOD BAR $199 2 QUI .2 Quality * Selection emd Low Prices at FRESH, LEAN MCILAffO 741E. Lena Sf. (A. 4-0552 UP LU uiv? V. i, tAJPe tt, l inhere I'm always sure of every " of meat I buy Mrs. Ctenxo Fax, 244 Clarendon Ave., Columbu*, says: "Whan it coo*** to buying meat tar my family, I've found out cheap is cheap' Like with mo*» f**M thing* — you g*f pretty much wheal yaw pay fee. Th**'* why I bey oil my meat ad Kroger I've found Kroger meet is otways tender, juicy, fluvarful. And tha way Krega* Triple Trim* it. I get mar* eating moat per pound Meal's a mighty Our Pledge for Packaged Meat important thing at' ear house. And I know when I buy H at Kroger, we'll be delighted. Th* stare manog*r gives his awn personal guarantee. . . that rf Th* side of th* moat yaw don't saa w* ate not satisfied, h* will replace If or refund my money Believ* roe, it is at good as th* side you sea. snaltos a big difference fa be Kroaet-Smtel A Excess fat and bona or* trimmed be- fora packaging. You poy far only th* | cut of meat — not for packaging. "?""•""~~ M Uo TiTtr Jf |! ^ —• <* *Ws tWo^ot-TK. ja, wo* Z Um7 Kroqeri *^*^'*aiacssaa,*i.i,^ i^SLW/ff///ffff///g///gm\ . .v^t^-iW^w.''•*««*'•"'is*'<**, '.X- .— •-*»• ,v «AAY THURSDAY^ ^f THE OHIO SENTINEL TTIUtSDAY, MAY IT, 1961 THE OHIO SENTINEl PAGE 17 PAGE 16 i i i fin iet SPEAKING OF POLITICS LETTERS Senate May Stymie Rights Bill EDITORIALS Sentinel Should Have firm Policy By JOHN 8. COMBS The Editor: I BE!JEVE your paper does not *> Rl SSELL JONES surprised picture is soon changed, an SOS was appointed by DiSalle to tak* During the last year or so I provide a record of how Messrs. a lot of Doubting Thomases last. call from proponents can be ex the jpiai r of Clarence McLeod, * foav* subscribed to your newspa-* Samuel Devlne, Stephen Young, Tuesday by winning the City Coun pected. CieMhtad Negro Republican, na per. In general I find it to be * and Frank Lausclte are voting on cil nomination by such a whopping « rtlK ii MAN committee is med by former Gov. Bill O'Neill, A Shining Victory, welcome counterbalance to the two the Administration's bills before major lty. His made up on the Republican side A yaw passed by the i»* Demo other Columbu* papers. Congress. 1 am referring to com fine showing at by Harry' E. Schwall, Wau**on, cratic controlled Legislature mad* However, 1 have a complaint mittee as well as floor votes. tlie polls was not chairman; David M. Ferguson, it possible for DiSalT*- to reptsc* # RUSSELL M. JONHS' smashing victory in. the Gty about one of your policies or ra In my opinion, If The Ohio Sen only surprising Cambridge, vice ciia'rman; John McLeod. Council primary election last Tuesday left a Jot of us with our ther lack of policy. tinel would provide this voting re to a lot of people, Brown, Medina; Richard Metcalf. f \HOKIHMi t„ * Toledo chests poked out in raptured jubilation. And considering the Through editorials and a slogan cord Information. It would be per it wa* also a dis- Columbus; Roy Gardner. Mans Blade story last week, DiSalle sus fact that our Negro candidates have normally ended lip in the auch as, "Don't Just get mad; forming a much needed public a p p ointment to field; J. E. Simpson, Forest, and pect* the GOPHferininated Rule* titose who had Gordon Kenner, Cincinnati. On the also-ran column, we have every right lo be proud of his mag vote!" your paper attempts to en. service. ., Committee is holding up hi* *p- courage Its readers to constructive A further step In' the direction marked him for Democrat side are: Leo Dugan, ixiintments so they can ua* them nificent accomplishment. , action. However, I feel that your of providing readers with basic in defeat. Akron; Edward Dell. Middletovm; to bargain with him on important paper does not back up this policy Ray T. Miller, Cleveland, and Ed # IN REVIEWING Ihe campaign which Jones launched formation would be that of report Serving in City bills in the closing day* ot the by providing the readers with the ing the voting records on the more Council by *p» mund Ssrgus. St. Ciairville. session. early last January, one must conclude riiat he ran scared all background information needed important bills before the. State COMBS pointment. Jones 0) SEVERAL WEEKS ago this C. Stanley Mechem. Nelsonvllle, the way. And one must also conclude thai this running scared tor intelligent voting. Legislature. has Just completed his first year column pointed out that the Se Senate Majority leader and chair strategy was the determining factor in his sparkling victory. During a recent press conferen Granted, facts and figures of this as a member of this legislative nate Rules Committee showed man of the powerful Rules Com* Jones broke in front of the count early Tuesday and held ce. Pre*. Kennedy, In an effort to nature arc sometimes dry and body. But as a rresnman, he has signs of blocking several of Gov. miftee, ihe Blade reported, "Mer proved to be the sparkplug which a commanding lead of his ticket all the way. Although he get public support for his pro uninteresUng: nevertheless, they DiSalle's appointments. Among the ely note* thai the rules committe* grams, said In effect, "if their are essential If one Is to form kept council going at a lively pace. appointees mentioned was Joseph ho* not yet taken a vote on th* piled up his largest majority in Negro voting places, it is of representatives don't support their sound opinions about his elected He is the first Columbu* Negro Doneghy of Toledo, chairman ot four appointments., so "you can interest to note that he also ran reasonably strong in predomi Interests, then the people have an representatives.—Bill Bockel, IS41- to hold a City Council teat In the the Pardon and Parole Commis not say that we are rejecting; nantly white precincts. opportunity to vote against them." Ki-nnv rd., Corumbus 12, O. post 50 years. And he 1* the first sion. them." Negro Democrat to be so honored Doneghy, a Negro DemocraL 0) MEC-HEM'S observation was in the history of Columbus. He # ACCORDING TO unofficial returns, the popular 10 regarded by some Democrats *a has gotten off to a fine start, and year old Baptist minister polled 16,325 votes to lead the De Appreciate Interest an indication Uiat th* committe* If he wins a full term next Novem Rr$t Woman Given The Editor: less tbe church does this consel- will not set on th appointment*, mocrat ticket. His running mates, Robert Van Heyde, drew ber, we can expect him to bold his Your gracious and extensive art- ously and consistently, lt has no Wilmington HA Post and will allow the appointees to 14,373, while Robert L. Smith received 13.837. seat for a long, song time. t.-lc on First Eng'llsh Lutheran right to exist, we believe. WILBERFORCE.—Mrs. lne* E. continue,, to draw their safari** Of course the fact that he led his ticket is unimportant. Church In the Sentinel of March Quite frankly In order to ful- # AS PREDICTED in this co Mercer, who retired in 1*69. from without conftrmatlon. Under such Rut il was of vital importance to nominate him, for it assured »0 is deeply and sincerely appre- fill our duty as a Chrtstlan church lumn, the public accommodation the position of director of student an operation, if a Republican Is him of a chance of aspiring for his City Council scat at the ciated by me. personally, by the we need the help and coopcrotlon Civil Rights bill, which waa pas financial aid and employment, at elected governor nest year, he Nov. 7 election. Church Council and by the mem- of the members ot the community sed by the Ohio House of Repre Central State college, after 30 could dismiss the Democrat Ap 'Mutual Ifetiwu i-.. i >*±tMt\m bers of our congregation. We are working, praying, serving with u* sentatives more than three weeks years, recently became the first pointees and replace them with # NOW THAT the primary is behind us, Jones, nor indeed grateful for your interest in complete harmony and true ago, oppeais to have run Into woman appointed to the post of Republicans in 19*3. his loyal supporters cannot afford to become complacent. For and for this significant contribution brotherhood under our Father in trouble in the Ohio Senate. The commissioner ot the Wilmington, If this guess is correct, it me*n* they have only won a battle, but not the war. And a war it will to our efforU to live truly as Christ- Heaven. measure has been held in the Se Ohio Housing Authority. that Mr. Donegny and several iSy cLu tins eJLea na te Commerce and Labor Com J* J See Si! be when the campaign get underway next fall. ion brothers to all our neighbors. It i* our conviction that your Prior to coming to Central State. high-ranking office holders may We do indeed believe that the fine article will help In the attaln- mittee since April JO. And the dis of which she 1* a graduate, Mrs. become the victims of the politi Although he will face stiff-opposition, we sincerely be cmireh must prove itself as the ment of that goal.—Leopold W. Ber- tressing part about (t Is no hearing Mercer received * teaching certi cal spoils system come i**3. Their date had been set when Senate 0) DURING the May Day cele- gone off In a moment of spite to and, 'while we aense the dangers lieve he stands an excellent chance of winning. But this cannot power of God to salvation among hard. First EagH*** Lutheran ficate from TuAkege* Institute. fate is now in the hands of the he done with our sentiments alone. Nor can it be accomplished the people If lt* community. Un- Church. took Its weekend recess last Thurs She has served as • sixth ward Rules Committe*". orations Cuba officially placed her- help outsiders who ultimately con- of their ultimate aims, other na- day. self in the Communist bloc of na- tributed nothing but misery to the tions take them on a day by day by wishful thinking and words of goodwill. This is SO be- election worker In Wilmington, And with the feeling that Repub Rum - - &!&&>#*!&& THURSDAY, MAY 1?. 1961 PAGE 18 THH OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAY, MAY 11, V THE OHIO SENT1NEI PAG* I a Hosack Baptist Christian Science Lecture To Be * CHURCH NOTES Friday evening. May 13, will At First Church Of Christ May 11 • "M:i-".lHNs IN MUStC** la church will sponsor their annu be Ihe last night of the spring re the title of the musical pew ral garden party and fashion show, vival series at Hosack Baptist, "The Healing rower of the came an authorized teacher ot ly to be held at St. Paul AME Sunday, June 35, at 4 p. in., with with Rev. Archie Johnson of Beck- Christ, Truth. In Present Expert- Christian Science in 1953, church. Sunday, May 21, at 4 Mrs. Kathryn lllggins, 1907 Mary- ley, W. Vs., In charge. The public ence" will be the theme ot a free p. m.. under the auspices of the lend av., serving as general chair is Invited to attend this final re public lecture to be given In Co Twentieth Century club. The pro man. The affair wltl be held at vival service, -beginning at 7:30 lumbus Thursday. May 11, by gram theme will be. "A Key to her home. The Bronelle Models p. m.. Ralph W. Cessna of Chicago. * One's Soul." St, Paul's Senior will be featured on.the program, The men and boys of the church Mr. Cessna, a member of The choir snd Refuge Baptist's Men's which will Include musical and li Christian Science Board of Lec chorus wltl be featured, alont: terary' selections. The committee are expected to attend a special meeting at the church, in crortnec- tureship, will speak under the aus with other musical groups and vo personnel follow: Patrons and In pices of First Church of Christ, calists. William Morgan and Miss vitations, Mrs. Mamie Woods; tion with the forthcoming Men's Day observance, Saturday, May Scientist. In The Church Edifice, Pearl Nunley of Wayne Av. Church Programming. Rachel West and 437 E. Broad St., at S p. m. His of Cod will be tbe guest soloists. 13. at 6 p. m. Donald Carrolt rnacle 1* pastor. The public Is Invited. in Michigan and Florida before Mrs. Lctha Carroll were appointed Community church. 418 W. 2nd Joining The Christian Science Mo RALPH W. CESSNA av., Sunday. May'- II. at 3:30 p. m. 0 FOR THE BENEFIT ot the co-chairmen for the Women's Day nitor In 1929. During World War WEEKLY MEDITATION forthcoming Men's Day observan observance. Refreshments were II, he was a captain In the United 9 YOUTH FOR CHKIST Circle ce at Metropolitan Baptist church, served. States army and was a panel C • u 111 r ii r i: >inn. I gu ri! Refuge Baptist church. 400 N. city and their holy places meant; Garfield av. and Oak st., the men chairman with the War Labor Refuge Baptist from thy spirit? Or whither shall to make God remote and far I 30th st., will sponsor a special Golden Hearts club will serve of the church will be In charge Board In the Chicago area. He By LIU.IF, It ILK V j I flee from thy preM-nee." < Psalm sway. ttreakfast at the church. Sunday, a luncheon for school children and j139:7). of the 3 p. m. service, Sunday, Interested adults. In the church's entered the public practice of The Women of Refuge Baptist W t May II. from «:S0 to 8:i3 a. m My friends. In these words is re But out of th* terrific bondage May 14. featuring Rev. Lee Dun dining room, Wednesday, May Christian Science in 1917, and be- church have activated plans for Th. help us to know thai Be Laid Sunday j Baptist, Sunday, May 21 with a In every day when we wish It so. Insurance Agency | special program at 7:30 p m. Mr*. 976 E. Long CL. 2-4211 Three service* will feature cor Thou art still our Guide and Mary E. Davis of Lexington, Ky., Friend; through Jesus Christ, ner stone-laying ceremonies, at is guest speaker. Mentker new Caldwell Temple. 923 Bryden REV. J. C. WILBUR and wife eclebrofed their 25th anniver Your Son. Amen.-4tXV. L. siMP- M, Verve* As*. I)i«trl<*t rd., Sunday. May 14. A guest ad sary at Wayne Av. Church of Gad where he is pastor. The Other participants pre the Cho- soN. Improvement Association dress will be delivered by the Rt. church was filled lo capacity with friends and relatives raliera, Thomas Singers. Mrs. A. Rev. S. C. Spottswood, DD, Bishop — Carter Photo | H. Turner of St. Paul AME church. of the tth Episcopal District of Victory Chorus, and Mm, Naomi the AME Zion church, at 8:30 p.m. ROOF Wright of Union Grove. Services In Co umfeus Churches Bethany Baptist Church News Nationally known as • religious Mrs Gladys Cowan, prc*Jrient. Caldwell Temple AME Zion and civil rights leader. Bishop Deaconess Board. George Burden, Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME By KsTHLR E. SMOTHERS . its anniversary. The public Is ta Deacon Board chairman, and Rev. Spottswood will be here for the in observance ot Mother's DayJvitcd to attend, Phale D. Hale la pastor. Zion, 825 Bryden Rd. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister Church engagement, from a meeting of Sundaymdav , MaM«vy i14* , specia.,«~.:-il •-*•tribut—e iyn *,,ay ^ j^ congregation snd school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship. 11 a m Christian Endea BONUS DAYS will be paid to the oldest mother the board of the Viola Booker pastor of Bethany will be guests attending 11 a. m. service at Be vor, 6:30 p m Evening worship, 8pm Midweek Praise, Spottjtwood Memorial park (for-' IWU,,, of Love Zion Baptist church, at COLUMBUS Wednesday, 8 p. m. The Capital City* Tempi* of Methodism. NEW HOMES! READY TO MOVE IN TODAY! thany Baptist: alno to the young 7:30 p. ra. merly Buchselb parkT, where rUlyERAL DIRECTOR* Gay Street Baptist est mother and' the mother with The Willing Workers group will ' plans were completed for the 1961 WHILE THEY LAST! OKLY A FEW TO SELL! the largest family, in attendance. sponsor a waffle supper at the season. Rev. A. Wilson Wood, pastor, will C O WHITE A SONS Everybody is Somebody at THE GAY STREET BAPTIST Your choice of untold NEW HOMES In beautiful suburban church. Saturday. May 27. from [ FUNERAL HOME JHURCH. 49* E Gay SL tCorner Gay *nd Washington! 0 G deliver the message. Member* of 4 to 8 p. m. All are Ttrvited. This | SOUTHFIELD. Just 12 minutes from Downtown Columbu*. Music for the three services will the Golden Heart dub will be 1217 Mt. Vernon Are Campbell, minister Morning Worship.-Mt-IS A M . Sunday Thete horn** sell for $10,400 — $71.50 Monthly — Includes church i* located at 2*5 E. Fourth be furnished by the choirs of St seated In a body, in observance of «v. CL. 81514 Jhurr-h School—9 A St.; Communion end Baptismal Service— Taxes, Insurance. All improvement* ar* In. Located n*ar SIDING... First Sunday Only), Special Service* as announced; Midwest* Paul's church, Dayton, the Cald 'three good schools. VILL1AMS A McNABB service Wednesday f P M well Templeairs. and ihe Caldwell MORTUARY. INC Temple Chancel. Cherubim, and FUNERAL HOME Mt. Oltvet Baptist FREE BONUS! Senior choirs. Cearu how prayer can heal 618 E Long St. Visit nest Sunday st Mt Olivet Baptist 428 E Main ** **foe CL 8-9521 Creed Bat Chriel." H Beecher Hicks, minister The Church •» If you have your $200 Cosh closing casts you may have At the it a. m. service, the Study. 9 • m Tb* Church st Worship, ML#5 * m Baptts* jYOUR CHOICE of the following at NO EXTRA COST: GUTTERS Chancel choir, under the direction 1. Wall-fo-VVoll Carpel in Living Room and Hall CROSBY FUNERAL Tr-iining Union, 8 p m Tb* Cburcb at Wot ship, 7:30 p ro ot Mrs. Olive Cochran, and tbe 2. Electric Clothes Dryer . * Free Lecture Entitled HOME Second Baptist Cherubim choir, under the direc 3. Material* For a Carport "The House of Friendly You're always welcome *t 2nd Baptist. !M N ITtfe St. C. W 4. Moving Expense* |$100) tion of Mrs. Ceraldine Halrston, ALUMINUM STORM Service" Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9:15 a. m. Morning worship. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 10:45 a ta. Evening worship, 1 p. m. 5. $100 Furniture Gift Certificate will sing. 1072 E. Lang SL DON'T WALK... RUN!! Rev. D. R. Miller, pastor of St. DOORS ij WINDOWS The Way to Understanding, Happiness and Healing CL. 2-1555 . Shiloh Bapthi Paul's church. Dayton, will deliver by Ralph W. Cessno, C SB. BROOKS Com* to Shitob Baptist. Hamilton at Mt Vernoo *v* iamet W To SOUTHFIELD. . . Southeast Columbu* a* lockbourne tbe 8 p. m. message, and the Se of Chicago. Illinois FUNERAL HOME INC Parnsh, rrunister Radio broadcast tWBNSl t IS a at [and Groveport Rds. BE THE FIRST in line. . . Solas Office nior choir will sing. Member of the Board of Lectureship of Tbe 1108 £ Lang St. Churcb scnool (children may be left with competent mother* [open 12 noon Daily and Sunday 12 Noon to 7 p.m. . . Bring Mother Church, in Boston Massachusetts ''our $200 with you and Reserve Your Choice af Home*. Trustees of all parttcirssting CL 3-1411 during worship). Bern Cburcb at worship, 11 a m Coatuf. fODAYm churches will be special guests at MRS O A WHlTTAKEf the cornerstone-laying. Reese Hen AM. 7-9837 MAY 11 — THURSDAY Union Grove Baptist OFFER EXPIRES-MAY 1 SIM AND SONS, INC. derson and John M. Mahan are 8 P.M. FUNERAL HOME Com* to worshio at Union Grove Baptist. 2tj* M Cnamtrnon Ave the cx*rnerstor*e committe*7 co- 720 E Long St Phale O Hale minister Church school for #11 Me* 9am CL 8-9S49 Church st worship 10-45 » m and T 30 » m Nursery foi ba Ann B. Walker, Ohio Sentinel society and women's chalrmen. Tt^puMte ts Invited to WORTHING JON ROOFING SERVICE RRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST btes and pre-oenool children while yew worship Jt enure** wit* planned worship OH tbe level of children thro«**b **e of IS at editor, brings you complete coverage of Ihe week's social all sen ices. Dr. J. Dallas Jenkins f| The Atvevv i-.st lecluOe* Serving Columbus and Centra! Ohio for 21 *f»on. 457 E. Brood St., Columbus, Ohio Mem***** Ot To* Colon***• it}. 44 • m 8TV for all a*** 9 pm tHrrtmtu end temtiy whirl in her *Tartyline" column—every week in Tbe Ohio U the pastor. B counselm* bv etnxvintmettt >>^'.-,-j«!*al^.*Kc»r*^^ PAGE 20 Hif OHIO SENTlNa THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 075 KATE'S MING'S CB0P8ra» THURSDAY, MAY 11, 196? RAOI 31 Old Trail Barbecue innvaf aESTAllRANT •71 ML Veeaet* Ave. CL. I-0C3I Special Prices On Carryouts Dally 6 A. It to » P. It, Legal Beverage* T Kat* Earl - Prop. U N. Nelson Rd. CL. B-S2M Motes On Symphony, Opera A. Jlmusements Columbu* Symphony orchestra receipt season. Puccini'* "Turan- ®«™ To List Your Attraction or Scrrico Telephone CApitai 1-4586. TUKNEirS WBaVimi,aiaB,e*e>*"^^ finished Its season April 19 with dot" w** offered Wednesday *v*> BALLROOM RESTAURANT two great feature* and a heavy nlng, but this last work of th* «MW E. Long 8L leaning towards 19th Century Ro peer of Italian composers did not AVAILABLE 9% Beer — Win* — f*%i*kej mantic music. It began with Frana have a capacity house. Nancy Wilson Heads Cap Single List HOME COOKED FOODS Schubert'* "Symphony No. t," Bilgit Nilsson. whom the Met for often mislabeled th* "Unfinish HOLLYWOOD — Nancy Wilson, warm and appeal. Written by Jlm C78 CA 44**t fffr ha* chosen as lt* greatest prima ed,'' because it has only two Holiday Parlies, one of the fastest-rising new voe- Herbert, the tune is an outstand donna and I* publishing no end, movements. •Hsts on the record horizon, heads ing vehicle for Nancy's fresh In sang the title role and wa* bril Dances, Dinners today's release of three new Capi terpretive talents. A large string The symphony tia* been absent liant, but hardly rate* first mag Call tol single records, featuring also orchestra conducted by Gerald from repertoires for « number of nitude stellar notice, The hero CApitai 1-9038 long-time favoriate Hank Thomp Wilson (no relation) backs the voc THE SUNSET INN year* and It wa* a pleasant re "Calaf" w*s sung by Franco Co* Te Re»c rve son end the Capitol debut of the alist. $83 N. Fourth AX. J 0178 fresher by the local music body. relll. Hollyridge Strings. "The Next Time You See Me" Highlight of the program was The great tenor solo of th* last Miss Wilson's disk, coupling Is a blues-flavored turn for Nan Specializing In Barbecue Grant .Tohsnneaen, playing the act, "Nesse Dorme." was han "Give Him Love" nnd "The Next cy'* vocal styling. This time Wil Chopin "Concerto No. 9 In F Mi dled very nicely, but * Lawrence PRICE f •nd Southern Fried Chicken Time You See Me." Is her second son's small Jazz group backs Nan nor." A top artist was at the piano Watson, well known to local col *:a*inam&*4Jifcmmtitmt i« iriinillrilimn.ii THURSDAY, MAY lt, 1961 THURSDAY, MAY 11, 19.41 THE OHIO SINTINR PAGE 23 OHIO PAGE 22 Twe si^sTwa MT. VERNON Ml,!!M<;ifTS Ohio's By Mrs. Mildred Butler • 303 N. Jefferson SL Phaoe. EXpres* 2-0265 lowest « MT. V LK.VO.V.—A talent hour and Ruby Rotate. will he featured on Family Night, to be held at Memorial park, un 0) MRS. CaaAMJBS Cr-ancchVr, der sponsorship of Wayman Cha who entered Mercy hospital Wed pel,* May 30, from • to 9 p. m. nesday evening, returned home Persona wishing to enter the coo- Saturday, much improved. test may arrange to do ao by col Sunday guest* ot Ur. and Mr*. ling Ev tOUX. C. Chancellor were, Mr. and Mrs. Urn. Charles Holt and daughter. Siacey Good and aorta, Mr. and MARIE TAYLOR, Mt. Ver BIRTHDAY parties for tfi* p*opl* ore happy times and the ana Met, Robert Campbell, Lorraine, spent lost weekend a* Mrs. Robert Weave* and son. Mr*. non , O. Sentinel "Mill 3414 Be vis st., Cincinnati gov* far her husband Robert was ju*t that. During the merri guesta of Mr. and Mrs. liubctt Weaver ts the mother ot Mr*. Bronze" of 1960, will appear ment Sentinel Photog Scott caught th* group In the wee hoar* af tha morning. Shawn or* Mr. Mills, in Columbu*. Chancellor. and Mrs. Campbell, center; from loft: Frank Horri*, Willie Compbell, ond Mr*. Willie Ccmpbell. Mrs.. Willard Peterson ha* re as gu*st model and vocal United Church Women of ML Bode row: I. 'J. Murphy, Barry Campbell, Mr*. Frank Harris, CorneJiou* Toylor, Mrs. Louise Sbep- turned home after spending * stylist with th* Don Tat* or Vernon sponsored May F«*llo*vshiM pord. Chads* Bryant, Carey Sbeppard ond Horace Simpson. week ** a patient at Mercy hos- chestra during the Gaylor's Day at Faith Luthera chinch, pital. Frontiers in Fashion and May 5. The them* waa. "Free Dane*, May 13. Mist Tay and Responsible." Some sixty wo Sterling Lewi* Is * patient at lor recently won a second tal men of local churches attended. Memorial hospital, since fctatng ent contest at a Saturday Among them were, Mr*. Mildred three toe* in a power iawn mower night V*ts Hop, which was Butler, representing W a y m a n accident. He works as a labora sponored by Mike Gavin. MEMBERS OF THE GAYLORS CLUB or* shown r*loxing upon completing plons for lh*ir AME .Mesdames Vers Payne, tory technician at the hospital. She and Gavin and th* Neu pre-Mother'* Doy FronliOrs In Fashion and Donee, Saturday, May 13, Southern Hotel, 9 to 1 Lillian Sr-ai-y* and Fran*** Ste The committee for the sock rat* trons appeared on Gen* Fal a.m. Ann B. Walker, S*ntin*l woman's *ditor, will commentate the fashions. The r*vu* Is wart. ry **k* all person*, who haven't ''H* lon's television show, April 29. scheduled to begin at 10 p.m. — Flore* Photo. Misses Mary Delcoe and Gloria contributed, to rail 3-«««l by Sa flrWttijA- lay Vincent, both of Columbus, *rere turday, snd the Committee' will Theatre Party For Hit Play 'A Raisin In The Sun' recent guests of Misses Louise collect. Columbus Urban League Guild SUPPORTING Miss Nell are URBANA CALLING is s'KJiisoring a special Theatre Douglas Turner. Diane Sands, Party for "A Raisin In The Sun", Frances Foster. Lonr.e Elder lTi, By Marion Coats • 315 £. Law** Ave. • Phono: 3-3892 the big Broadway hit, scheduled Edward Hall, Bobby Dean Hooks, for the Hartman theatre, opening llowland Chamberlain, Walter THE WEDDING of Mis* luthera Rcddus, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Baaugord Scott, 41B *> URBANA. — The Community speaker at the mother-daughter night, Thursday, May 23, 8:30 p.m. Mason, Tyrone Cooper and Rob Forest av., Cincinnati, to Samuel E. lee, son af hit. and Mrs. Oscar Lee, Lackland, was *ol- Mixed Bowling league held its banquet, held *t St. Paul's chur "A Raisin In The -Sun" written ert Jackson. emniied by th* Rev. Harry Brawn. Th* ceremony was held at the home of tha bride and first annual banquet, Friday, May ch. Sunday. April 7, under spon by Lorraine Hansberry, which The play will run three days, wo* offended by Delia Merrill. B. Cornier,' it., wa* bat* roan. Photo shows Samuel Lao, & Trophies, chevrons and cash sorship of the Busy Bees group, stars Claudia McNeil In her ori beginning with the Thursday, May groom, Oscar lee, Mrs, Katie Garguson, Mrs. Minnie Start, Beaugard Scott and tha btido, were the awards to the winner* A program was presented and a ginal Broadway role ot Lena 25, performance. There will be * Mrs. Luthera Le*. Mo newlywed couple I* receiving friends ot their home, 920 Burton st. — Lois Chavers, Farnom Motvety, delicious repast served. The room Younger, the matriarchal but de matinee Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Harry Stevens. Richard Gordon, was beautifully decorated. The voted mother in a confused fami Evening performances start at favors, put a new low on our opin Mrs. Paul Juhnson, and Joyce table centerpiece wa* of red, ly, has a powerful cast and is 8:30. ion of so-called race leadership. Scott. A deleciabie turkey dinner wiute and blue, flanked by car* praised by many as the greatest Co-chairmen of the league thea COMMENTS ON THE NEWS We must compliment those die waa served. Ten teams wer* re nations, snap dragons and three- Negro acting company ever as tre party are Mrs. Rebecca Red hard charn-iions of freedom like presented. tiered candies. sembled. man and Mrs. Ruth Abrahamson. By RAY PAUL Donald Spencer and the members Mrs. Dorothy Lower, president, of the. AOC who felt the Tight was Urbana City Bowling Ass'n, and Tlie story of "Raisin" is one of Mrs. J. K. Smith Is president. For theatre party tickets call # O^tLUWATl—To paraphrase a well known quotation, we woo- a challenge sgalnst our future Mrs, Joan McKertxie, secretary, a Chicago Negro family's struggle homes and made their stand on were gueets of honor. James Toilt- 'Force tonma>cjmen\ for a better life, deriving its title Columbus Urban League, Cl. der what a man profit* by gaining the world and losing hie soul. We 8-9529. have witnessed such a demonstration in th* WCTN fiasco which will this basis. , ' ver, president of the Mixed league, from a poem by langston Hughes: Perhaps CJty Council will grant presided. ALSO have ended (possibly) by lb* tins* tht* is primed. k\re*ikh(hmt4 BOTTLED "What happeas to a dream * High Idealism, as far a* Negro journalism and a zone change tn the matter. But Mrs. Harold Jones and family this will not mean an end at the were Sunday guests of her mo WllJ*E»irX)RCE.~-The ' office ot IN BONO deterred? To Present Soprano leadership from the NAACP ere concerned, dropped Pres, R.' E Stoke* met *nr«junced The Ohio State university School legal processes. It will only he the ther, Mrs. Laura Tory**iter. Doe* it dry up » to a new low. II Is beyond thla writer's ken what several change-* ta Wilbt-rfofc* SAM CUT DISTILLING CO, of Music has announced that Nan beginning ot the fighL Sunbeam Band will sponsor a Like a. raisin la tht* nun? material thing* can be offered. If any, to warp our university's annual commence cy Ann Berner. soprano, will ap Mother's Day tea. at Jerusalem lArVREHCtBURS, KENTUCKY Or tester like a sore and then thinking In each a manner that we forget that our ment trhedule for this year, which pear In a recital at 1 p.m., Thurs Baptist church. Sunday. May 1*. run?*' flght is not for the material, but for the spiritual. were made for the purpose of shor day. May 11. In Hughes Hall audi Cheryl Bowser ia president of the We believe that Cincinnati Negroes want com tening the c*omroertcement week torium, on the campus. Mothers To Meel group. plete dignity, respect and employment In that order of activities. She is the daughter of Mr. and above all other things. We believe issues that con 4) RECENT weekend guest* of COLUMBUS' NEWEST COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT Th* baccalaureate con vocation, Mrs. George C. Berner. 3753 YVood- cern the very sinew of our fight for freedom should Al Central Stale Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dolby were previously held on Sunday, will be hridge rd.. Columbus, and I* a not be sold for • mesa ot porridge. We believe that WILBERFORCE. — Mothers Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wynn of Beile- Everybody Weleome held Tuesday, June «. at 4 p. m., major In the bachelor of science freedom's siren song is embodied In gaining victor- fiom over the nation ar* expected fontaine. Mr. *nd *in. Freeman In Jones auditorium. Shorter HolL curriculum in the School of Music. .PAITI. lea on all fronts, no matter how minor. For every to attend the 14th annual meeting White, and Mr, and Mrs. Robert The c*omm*TK*e**rie«t convocation Inching step we take, the path of the Mothers Ass'n of Central Williams and daughter, Karen, of will also be held in Jones audito LITTLE SHIRLEY will be less hazardous for our fol and'sincere differences of opinion. State college, to be held on the Springfield. rium. Wednesday, June T, *t if) 3d lowers. These, U honest, should be re Central State campus. Friday Locaiites who attended the a. at 860 E. MAIN ST. CL 2-0258 through Sunday, May 12-14- Youth Church Council, held in Pi % IT WAS for these reasons .spected. But. and we believe tht* The opening session, following que May t were. Pam Stoke*, Ri ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES • HOME COOKED FOOD that we noted, aghast and with to be true, there should not have Club Regal registration, will be at «.» p. **»-. ta Hill and Rev. W. Matthews. Keep a firm grip on tho shame, the complete sell-out it been efforts to question the mo Friday, and the meeting wilt cloee Miss Hill was elected secretary p-iitical pufoe by reading the Negro by journal sts and peo tives of the NAACP president or 772 E.LONG ST. CLAUDIA McNEIL with "open hou*e" at iAroodths, of the council. ple we felt were on our side. To the Avondale Community Council. John B. Combs* "Speaking Hall on the campus, Sunday at Judge Ann Roberts was guest al GARFIELD see them pitiably trying to explain aj) WHAT WE saw was not * of Politieg" column. WEDS. NIGHT S p. m. why they wanted a radio station revelation of objective reporting, Member* of the Michigan chap WE ARE COSMOPOLITAN instead of housing was sickening. but the twisted ranting* of yellow Presents ter will be th* hostesses, lire. BAR SPECIAL! This prostitution of the Fourth journalism at its worst. And to Adell Hayes of Toedo 1* presi Estate brought bitterness fo one note that some of our supposed Everybody's Invited To dent of the MtJonai organisation, who has struggled in the vineyard leadership failed to speak out and FRIED lo these many years. appeared buffaloed by the august and Mrs. Cleo Jone* of Detroit ts HANK MARR program chairman. Tht* year's JACK'S CROSSTOWN CAFE We will be The first to admit appearance of a radio executive, meeting theme wiO be, "The Deve CHICKEN ANO HIS COMBO that there are ahvays legitimate who never In the past aought their ENJOY DELUXE ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR FASHIONABLE lopment and Use of Our loner Re source*.'* ONLY All Week KEY WEST LOUNGE 5c Blue Monday hU 'Cotton Bail' 1390 CLEVELAND AVE. AX. 9-0612 J" DRIVE IN CLEANERS Ohio State uaivenUy'ti Ttiet* Chapter o* Alpha Kappa Alpha No Admission Serving The Fines In Food and Liquor Complete Dry Cleaning 8*«**le*. Attentions A Repair sorority wilt spoosor ,* "'Cotton Reduced Prices OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY 5:30 a.m. until 2:30 a.m i)i apes & Household Articles Our Specialty Ball," *t Ohio Union on the otm- 1 - Day Service Pick-Up A Delivery pus, Friday, May is, from 9 p. m. NEW DAIRY BAR WITH CURB SERVICE Sun. Jam Session 5:30 p.m. »*.c*TM WE CASH PAYROLL CHECKS ttt E. Ftfth Ate. at Fonrth SL AX. 1-BWt tot *. m., with music by th* Don Tate Combo. mnm tmem iwamtt tmtwm mtm tt»jtMmiMmtt^*mmmt%H " i Slittftlat*lT.alW*1#rf' ii i .i.i«t,iiinr«i.ir»WiW'aT*^^ I PAGE 24 THURSDAY, MAY II, 1961 THURSDAY, MAY If. »°6. THE OHIO SENTINa THE OHIO SOfTTNa PAG* 23 Pipers Get McClendon, Cartwright Wins Spartan's Catcher Job One reason the Michigan State First NBL Negro Coach baseball team is one of the Big Ten leaders Is senior catcher CHICAGO.—Johnny McClendon All-Stars are led by Ohio State's Wade Cartwright. recipient ot two of the highest ho great Jerry Lucas and meet the nors any basketball coach has re cream ot Russia's teams. Wade, who has beaten out two ceived In a decade, Is looking to other candidates for the first the future optimistically', despite His appointment *s coach of Cle string backstop job, is hitting the the fact that his responsibilities veland's major league cage team horsehlde at a .uo clip, despite have been doubled within recent is highly significant and climaxes the fact thai he wear* bi-focals. days. a brilliant career. Before coaching the Pipers, McClendon was highly Each year, the Spartans also The famed coach, who first won successful In the college ranks at come up with a couplo of Negro honors in collegiate ranks, recent North Carotins,- Hampton and Ten grid stars and if this year's spring ly become the first Negro In sports nessee State, At the latter school practice is any criterion the 19*1 history to be named coach of a tie won an unprecedented three season will continue that tradi major league sports organization. straight NAIA titles. Saperstem, tion. The Cleveland Pipers of the newactin g Commissioner of the ABL, American Basketball League an- THEY HAVE 15 sept* candi and a famous coach himself; said dates, including ietlermen, ends, nounced that McClendon will direct tills week: the team In Its major league'de Lonnl* Sanders, Ernie Clark: but next season. McClendon coa "Cleveland ABL fans are sure tp guard. George Stevertson: tackle, ched the Cleveland quintet in the have an outstanding team with Jim Bobbit, and fuilba'.-k, Ron Hatcher. N a 11 o n nl Industrial Basketball McClendon. coaching their entry. WHOLESOME FUN FOR ALL AT CAMP WILLSON League, an amateur circuit, and Ills appointment also proves that Bobbit played 58 'minute* at EVERY ONE A CHAMP — At least, so for a s their principal and two coaches are concerned. led them to the title. there are no limitations In our lea guard last yrar but ha* been gue with respect to ..how tor an These boys constitute th* basketball team at Urbancrest school. They ar*, from left, first row: He was retained as coach when YMCA Camp.Willson Opens June 18 shifted to tackle this season. Juan Tripled, Garland Williams, Marshall Curtis, captain; Louis Willard, Lorenzo Jackson, Paul the Pipers decided to turn profes individual can go If he has ability. Camp Alfred L. Willson, the Col Jackson, and Maurice Trout. Second row: Michael Skeaton, Waiter Taylor, Edward Jackson, sional and join the ABL, organized There is a great future for every wagon feed*, and arts and craft*. Spartan coaches rate Hatcher 1 6 umbus YMCA'a beautiful 337-acre Arthur Smith, Gail Cooley, Robert Hill and Herbert Williams, In back row ar*: Jack Quinchert, by A * Sapersteln, owner of the one In the ABL, and McCIcndon's Evening programs include camp and Clark among their eight best summer camp for boys between WADE CARTWRIGHT coach; Cecil Swine, principal of the school, and Amos Carter, assistant coach. — Pierce Photo. Harlem Globetrotters. appointment proves lt. He Is the fires and Indian ceremonies, tal bet* for stardom among the ve first Negro to coach a major lea tin* ages of eight and seventeen, terans. Hatcher last season car Meantime, the AAU selected him ent shows and many others. average. He lost only two yard*, clude end Matt Snorton, halfback gue sports group, and we are de-. will begain its *Dth season on Sat to coach the United States All- Twelve camper* with a consel- ried tbe ball 69 times for a net the entire seasun. Herman Johnson, Sherman Lewi* Stars who are touring Russia. The lighted to have him with us." urday June 18, and continue gain of Ml yards and a «1 yard* Top freshman candidates In McClure Won'. Lose Gift Car After AH through the summer. or are housed in well-built cabins. and Dewey Lincoln. Food I* of the best quality, served fund to pay oft the Si,800 due on TOLEDO.—Wilbert McClure. To- Located near Bellcfontnine attractively and i n generous a- ARROW the car. Camp Willson lies in a natural • ledo's Olympic boxing champion, mounts to suit hearty appetites. ' •.II.MB .1,11!,., It turned out that the $2,800 auto ' II |l I.. ,. ,__ 3BP • • a* wooded area and contain*, spark Camp Willson is a non-profit op will not lose, or have to finish wasn't exactly a gift. The efforts Beatty Lions Practice ling 70-aere I.ak« Mac-O-chee, P eration. Funds . from the United Shtrtt and Tiaa paying for the car which was to raise a fund to pay for lt flop deally suited for swimming, boat Community Council and the reas 'Th. Ultlt Hoi. ta l». WcUI- presented to him as a "gift" on ped after only $239 was raised. Beatty Lions football team held Guary Davenport, Curtis Mathews, ing, canoeing and fishing. I Forest Lynch, Michael Lock, Ja onable.camp fees are used to pro Ed BoJtyy McClure'* father put up $761 to it.* Initial spring practice on Mon A trained camp director Is on I his return from~Rome last Sep- mes Turner. Harold-***Belcher and vide the best facilities for the boy* complete the down payment and day, May 1, at Maryland pk. duty at all times. The camp staff Thank*—6 N. High tember. A group of industrialists James Butler. and to maintain the camp. since then, only three installment* Forty-five boys between tlie ages Is composed of college graduates Carats**** OMa and business loaders recently got of $83.5T each—of 21 due—had of 9 and 13 were on hand to pre The coaching staff expects to and undergraduates with previous Complete information can be ob 1 ] together and decided to raise a been paid. Young McClure is • pare for competition In the Ohio bring up from the Beatty Cubs* camp experience. Each counselor tained by writing or calling Camp senior at the University of Toledo. Boys Football Foundation League team such standouts as Kenneth Is an outstanding leader and la Willson Headquarters. YMCA, id this fall. Turner, Ronald Banks, David carefully selected. A medical stud West Long.Street, Capital 4-1131. •J^'Uf^ft-^rMOfjl Among returnees from last Dorsey, Dennis Dorsey, Henry ent Is a member of the staff. year's strong team are: Butler. Degore Martin, Edwin Clowns Mexico Bound "Adventure Through Nature," Duane Barton, Spencer Barton. Gibbs, Richard Davis and Thomas "International ambassadors of Crawford. Camp Wlllson's program, is care Mar 15 Is Jels' goodwill," a baseball fan once cal fully planned so that boys share led those king* ot diamond come t.o.U. OF Beatty Lions is to the happy friendship of a group dy—the Indianapolis Clowns. Marauders Top have three different leagues. One learning and living together. Ticket Deadline The tag spread far and wide un will be In the Ohio Boys Football Daily activities Include baseball, Harold Cooper, general manager til It reached the ears of baseball Foundation League, one In a 90 tennis, archery, cookouts, chuck- of the Columbu* Jets, has an fans tn Mexico. They In turn In OU In Relays Pound League and the other in nounced that May 15 Is the abso vited the Clowns to play there the 125 Pound League. lute deadline for the purchase of Winning 12 out ot 15 events, the In talking with Coaches Nate book tickets for the 1961 *easoo. twice this month (May) In the Central State track team breezed beautiful new stadium at Juarez. Noble, Bolltho Dorsey. Ed Little* The prc-sea.*on book ticket drive by the Ohio university 93H to john and Bernie Lloyd, it was uonoR wa* to have ended AprU 14, but Furnishing the opposition on the 31 *i, in a meet held at Athens. » . two dates (May 21-23) will be the noled they are not only Interested »lnce there are book tickets which Competing in the Ohio Relays, popular road mates of the Clowns, in teaching the boy's the funda have not been turned In. Cooper at Columbus, Central State emer X-2K's the hard-hitting New York Royals. mentals ot football, but also to extended the deadline to May 15. ged as a track power -in the mid try to teach them- some ot the It will be the last opportunity west. In a meet that was run in basic facts and principles ot hu for the fan* to take advantage of rain and mud, the Marauders won man relationship and have them ADDITION: the 12.50 savins*. Each book con TV Picture three events and placed second apply their know-ledge construc 387 411 619 tains tickets to 10 game* and sells in two others. tively so that they may become 137 022 341 for HO. The full price for 10 gen William Washington, the meet's well adjusted persons and assume eral admission tickets would be Tubes 19* only double winner, scored in the a place ot responsibility in the SUBTRACTION t $12.50. 100 meter hurdles with a time ot community. - 56.7, and then survived two trial 912 878 689 The book tickets axe good for heats of the 120 highs to win in 843 371 421 any regularly «eheduied interna H.7., tional League game at Jet sta (all CL 2-7181 ADDITION: Sit. 434. 059 dium for the 1961 season. They The sprint medly relay team SUBTRACTION: *G9, 097, M» are also exchangeable for box and held off the challenge of Indiana reserved seats at the stadium. for free Estimate to win with a time of 3:13.3. In diana came back to nip a fast closing Central foursome in the ? COMPLETE mile relay as the Marauders had The Paul Peterson Co. to run without their best leadoff «50 OublJn Rd mon. HU. 6-555S TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL TRAIN TO 8E A BARBER SPECIAL $0095 RADIO 4 y9 pi t s. 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Service Ernest Stewart, Prop — 2f Tears Experieoce CA, ft-5219 General Repair On All Make* A Models """••"a******* Oistnbulod By Hi-Stat* Bsvaep D.stribiftmo, Co. — AX, 4-4435 tM^mm^mM^^m THIJRSOAY, MAY 11, ,1961 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 26 THE OHIO SENTINa THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 PAGE 27 mil Redus, B^tWtottpTmatRfVsKaWenBto regular season, Gartts had won so CC-MI and Wedge Club to play itnti a chat with Elizabeth many time* that he was overcon for the Russell Jargon MemoHal StnnfirjrJ and she sweats that Re fident. Trophy. If it Is followed through Gospel Circuit Hooks And Slices ne* Powell has nothing to do with The Kentuckiana-L o u I * v 11 If th* iitiprty would be rotated with | her absence along the tournament tournament will be played on the the name M the Winning club In % IVM.IMIHS area golfers trail but I em ot the opinion that were out Sn full force two week* Cresent Hill course thi* year. It scribed each year. The trophy Rev. Cleophus Kee, leader of first anniversary* as a minister, St helped. . . , Everyone ts talking ego as th Wedge Club and CC-MI has been described as the moat would be in the care of Mrs, Jack Cospel Circuit, will apeak at Pro at Progressive Baptist church, about the new streamline look bcaufifut and most challenging son et all times. gressive Baptist church, 537 N. Sunday attemoon. May 7, spon played a practice game. John Castlrman had low score for the that Louise (Sand Trap) Mitchell course in Louisville. ... The com 18th st., Thursday evening. May sored by the Freeman Gospel Sin bined tournament ts being hand Until next week, the Old Dlvrv «!,•>• with an 91 while Art Bland Is sporting here of late . . . Bill 11. He wilt be accompanied by gers. Rev. Freeman delivered tho led by Fran Dyer, Ky-Ana and far- say*. "Every time you make the Freeman Gospel Singers. The anniversary message. The hono- and James 'Chicago) Wilson had Harris got his big thrill on the golf course last year when he won Thomas Mobtey of the Louisville a bad shot, le&ember ihat It wa* public Is Invited. rees were the recipients of flowers low scores for nine with 38. The the aasne baj|? or club that you over Nay Garris In a sudden death Golfer*. and many gifts, Including cash copper pot was won by Ben Chur made the good shot with."— On May it, the singers will ac- donations. ch and Chris Samsin* with a 7» playoff for a trophy. During the j O PUNS ARE not dropped for BREEDLOVK. compony him to Kelly Chapel Me score. Art Bland and Robert Hen thodist church on Taylor av., Officers of the Freeman Cospel derson finished second. where he will speak at 4 p. m., Singers group are. Mrs. Llllle Hol- and the group will sing. nmn, president; Mrs. Delia Mar- Others participating in were: bury, vice-president: Mrs. Roberta The Evangelistic Unit, headed SAmmy Hopkins, Wodie Saun Freeman, secretary; Walter Gre by Rev. Kee. will conduct a regu ders, Pnrkley, Duncan, Paul Cunv \ gory, financial secretory; Joe lar worship service at May's Nur mings, L, Brow, James Anthony, Freeman, treasurer, and Mrs. sing Ilpmc. 1507 E. l«ong st.. Sun Charles Sims, .George Wilson, Eula Hope, director. day £7ifternoon. May It. The unit •Mohawk" Berry, Thomas Larry, conducted an afternoon service at Joe Brooks, M. Lewis, Dr. Dave WODIE SAUNDERS Home Echo, Sunday afternoon. Hamlar, Bill Rosemond, Caney Visited Indianapolis two weeks May 7. Mrs. Francis McCUtin and Hensley's Shoe Shop Johnson. Melt Rosemond, Nay ago and found most of the Douglas I *oaeon Ray Mitchell led the devo- Garris, George Rudolph, Riley An golfers on the golf course sharpen t'-*ns. The guest speaker was Rev. Offers Gift To Patrons drews, Ell Wooten, George Cart ing up their game for the coming William Calloway. wright, Eugene Calloway and Nate tournament season. Bill Corr, pub Thorn** Hensley, proprietor of Green. From reports coming in, lic relations director, was busy Rev. and Mrs. Kee were hono- Hensley'* Shoe Shop, 329 N. 30th HAPPY COOKS CLUB is winding up cooking lassons* at Pt>ind*xt»r Center with a wiener CC-MI will have rough sledding rcos at an affair celebrating his roast Friday, May 12. Chefs dub will be gu*st. Happy Cooks, front row, left to right: Linda planning for the annual Douglas St., ts giving away, free with each when the two clubs meet In offi tournament which will be held inj Hall, Dorothy Jackson, Chrislih* Morris, Jerline Washington, Judy Pickens. Back raw: Elaine shoe repair Job. a Jar ot quality cial matches thla season. Indianapolis. June 3-4. shoe polish. ! HENSLEY'S SHOE SHOP Johnson, Vivian Lindsay, Elroa Washington and Matti* Williams. # WAS THE guest of Mr. and .329 N. 20th St. Hensley's Shoe Shop has been at IUU Swim Meet On f 41b Mrs. Seymour Vaughn while In (2 Doors North of Ml. Vernon] the sam* location since 1929, and Indianapolis. The occasion waa a Jar of Quality open from 8 a. m. to «:30 p. m. Announcement has been made family dinner. SHOE POLISH daily. It Is fully equipped for all Poindexter Recreation News to all summer Instructor* of syn types ot shoe repair work and chronized swimming that the first Amor.g those present were: Ohio Ass'n AAU synchronized specializes in dyeing. Quality ma 0) POINDEXTER Center had lopment Meet Saturday, May 13, les and Caleb Hardy. Wood row Mesdames Birdie Garrett, Ann FREE terial* are used In all work.turn good representation In the Poln- at Harley Field. Moore and Jerry Snow. Without swimming meet will be held at Mellory, Blrdle Mallory. Molly With Every R*pair Job ed out. dexter-Pilgrim spring rev-lew as Polndexter's' Midget Runners willing workers like these young the YWCA pool. « S. 4th St., on Bradley, I tola Morris, Margaret follow all teenage girl* club* took partj will be Christine Morris. Judy Pic men a recreation production would Sunday, May 14, at 11 a. m , Van.'cir, Birdie Breedlove, Sarah a* welt as th* chorus. Schiller kens. Dorothy Garrett, Victoria not come off. Special thanks to starting with stunt competition Woodford, Myrtle Edmonds, Mar- Pk. Center trampoline act and Michael. Dorothy Jackson, Parties Master Chester Morse, whose bi followed by solo, duet and team dine Edmondson. Miss N«oml Mit th* dancing, welghtlltttng, skits Snow. Jerline Washington, ' Shir- event*. It Is open to the public. the trend... cycle was used as a prop and for chell. Rena and Shiela Garrett, and tumbling exhibitions were I.--H Calhoun and Linda Hall. Jun* The meet Is sponsored by the his willingness to* act guardian ot Mr. James Woodford, Roosevelt very entertaining. All participants lonr's will be Denlse Lynch, Nan Coralina club and sanctioned by vaL.uables. Garrett, Blrdlne Edmondson. Prin are looking forward to next year's cy Dorsey, Anne Lee Foster, Mar Ohio AAU. ce Mallory, William Vanlcir and show. tha Shelton and Sandra Benson, to this great blend! while Sandra Harlston. Patrica • AROUND THE Center: Chris Morris, Melva Smoot and Jacqu- NEW BARBER SHOP tine Morri* of Pilgrim Elemen line Davis "will run In the Interme tary, one of the mainstays of diate classification. JOE'S BARBER SHOP Is now (olur#us Barber Shop Directory Poindexler's program, presented serving Southeast • Columbus staff members with the best ele Although the Boys Track and Field Meet ha* not been schedul mentary schoof report card, Judy 198 MILLER AVE, THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Pickens. Denlse Lynch, Linda ed. Michael Moore and Bruce Mr- ju*» 3 doors north of Oak St. 8€9 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18th SL Hall, Celest Lynch end Sandra I Query have been working out with Benson also had good report cards. the sholput, Joe Lewi* ha* been .. Th* new barber shop has 2 SEVEN CnAIR SHOP Complete Barber Service The boys and some ot the Junior doing some high jumping and barber* who tpecialiie In Charles Dudley, Mgr. John Thompson. Prop. high schoolers were not too an William Ayer*. Kenneth Turner haircutting of men, women Isaiah Hamiter. George Jones, Damon Lynch, xious to *how oft their cards. and Gregory Crulhera have been and children, and all other Wade Sober, Charles Dudley, Barbers getting in shape tor th* sprints s*rvic*s performed by bar- BARTON S> SPORTS: A new champion end relays. b*r*. has been crowned in badminton HARRIS* ST. CLAIR as Judy Pickens defeated last *> THANKS TO THE stage ..Hours ot JOES BARBER BARBER SHOP TOM'S BOMTOH year'a champ. Nancy Dorsey, fn hands for making the spring re SHOP are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., 863 SL Clair Ave. BARBER SHOP PBEMEX Oil. CHANGE the junior girls division. 11-8 and view a success. The fellows who Monday thru Saturday 'Between Star and 3rd As***) New Sohio Premex give* your engine tbe beat hot-weather 11-8. missed seeing the show and made 331 N. 28th St. RESERVE Jostphus 4 Jo* E. Harmon, Complete Tonsorial Service protection ever available Premex eliminate* the valve train Kenneth Turner. Forrest Lynch, many swift prop changes were Complete Barber Service wear problem, doubles oil filter efficiency and reduce* engine Joseph and Raymond Lewis, Char Proprietors A Motter Barbers Facial* A Specialty Fit 8 to 7 Sat 8 ta 8 friction. In addition, it keep* your engine 60% cleaner than Gregory Cruthers and Darrell Andrew Harris, Prop. ever before possible. Lynch have advanced to the se Leonard Thomas. Prep, Ope* Toe*. Weds Thurs. Brady White, Jr.. Barber mi-finals In the junior boys divi Sat. ts Frl %-t POINT-BY-POINT LUBRICATION sion, while five intermediate girls Barbers Wanted At Sohio. you get exactly the right grade of summer lubri cant* your car requires. And Sohio servicemen are thor are still tn their tourney. oughly familiar with all the lubrication points on every make Melva Smoot and Nancy Hayes BKOGSDALE'S WHALEY and model of oar. Sohio point-by-point lubrication doesn't have a quarter-final match to BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP miss a snot! play and Patricia Morris. Inelt GARAGE 621 E. LONG ST. 814 E MIMJ St. Dorsey and Louise Franklin have Complete Barber service RADIATOR DRAIN SERVICE Complete Barbet Service Sohio radiator service will protect against corrosion and pre advanced to semi-finals. - aciala ena ivaip I'reatmeuU vent costly radiator repairs A clean radiator doe* a better Last year's Junior boys champ, *. Soevialtv Barbers; Irene To roe i a Kutb J one* cooling job. too, ao there is leas chance of your engine over David Col*, has a first round FOR RENT David AV Williams, heating. Let u* drain your old anti-freer* and add Warner II B Posey, Barber* OKI.I \fr. FAI IAI.it Radiator Protector now. match with Kent Scholfield In the WIIIIS tVH/%1 KY Prop Intermediate boys tourney and Mi Beanie ftregsdatc. Prep chael Thomas, Nate VVirurton. [MAY BE USED FOR AUTO ar TRUCK STORAGE ar WASH RACx| SUG'S Char1** Hardy, James Stewart, JOHNSONS William Oliver, James Austin and 25' wide by 50' deep, cement floor, excellent drain BARB' R SHOP Raymond Lewis were first round BARBER SHOP NEW LOCATION: age, 2 overhead doors, thermostat controlled overhead winners. tt* E. 3th As*. 1*4 Hamilton Av*. •ie*. Homeo aad t'bildrea't Charles Bethel Is The lone senior Complete Barber Service heat, hot and cold water outlet* available. HJll I Ulti.-< Barbers: Sag Holraan. George PEYTON'S boy entered and there are four Iiurs. 19* A. te 1.39 f tt Joocs, William E. Stewart Kentucky Whiskey-A Blend senior girl participants, Sandra «t J..to A H T*l f* 18 Davis. MaryeUen Davis, Pauline CLOSED WE II SEND A? ^LDTIMEB ~ SOHIO SERVICE STATIONS Dorsey and Ruth Ann Montgo mery. Haley's Barber Shop 86 Proof Long at Monro* Long crt Toy lor GALL 221-4586 PIERCES Leonard ot 20th 15*12 ML Vernon Asa. Ml. Vernon at St. Clair • POIXDEXTEB'S girls are BARBER SHOP ComriKIe Tonswinal S*-r*rte*e getting ready for next week's For Appointment To See Complete Barber 3*r***o* Floyd W Saaoder* Barbet tt* ywu KMKtvctn tmtsnmy * tee ot*wnui, sentro txmuxo roe** ••''*--*J:V^V.SyS PAGE 20 THE OHIO SENTINEL THUtSDAY.MAYll, 1961 Fashion Revue 1 Tt. Olivet Bapt. Church Notes A fashion revue and Mother's Beautiful THUtSOAY. MAY 11. 1961 By ALICE It. MORGAN Hick* Fellowship Center. EKCIUMVO THE OHIO SENTINEL Day tea will lie sponsored hy Edu* The pastor. Rev. H. B. Hicks, ., _._- .„ „„.„ . bsU-i. l»AG€ 29 caflfen Public Relations and Hos „, . * * _ ' At 3:30 p. m.. Rose of Sharon MISC. SERVICES pitality Committee of Capitol City Olivet Baptist, 42* E. Main at., A FINE OPPORTUNITY MISC. SERVICES OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT will be host to the mothers of Mt. ,ceremon„ .-„.„y . aQ_._,.t whic, h«,J, HI .,™.„,,„ Beeche„ r. Temple, 831. IBPOE of W. Sunday, Sunday_„ . , _, Ma..y. II.iii A, t _ 10:4,, 9 ,a . m. Missionary Society will sponsor a Eastgate Clifton Park Hicks Jr.. will be licensed to HKAJk WWJ Rotr™ -t.. ,~»^v •-.* W*Vu\&pJaj9*kyB*BW*W 8jQ**»3m'R8T»j*'W ; THURSDAY, MAY If, 19*5! THE OHIO SENTINR THURSDA*. MAY 11, 1«?6f PAGE 30 THE OHIO SENTINH PAGE 31 REAL ESTATE FOR SALS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES INFORMATION m^:£ 41 acres in city. Zoned for Manu HOME and INCOMK BUY1NO OR 8ELLIN«~A HOME? 8 bedrooms, 3 hatha, modern kit- facturing' 81000 per acre. M8M8RR Excellent Sore ice At ' See your lawyer before signing chen. Ideal for beauty shop In any agreement. If you have no front. Can be used as duplex or Mooney Chinese Hand laundry & lawyer, consult Lawyer Referral 76M30 lot In city. Zoned Residen as rooming house, 1S4T Mt. Ver SENTINEL tial. 8780. Service, 40 S. Third St. This Is a non Av*. Dry (leaning free public service of the Co Watch for opening of LOVELY e-fiOOM HOME One-Stop Laundry & Drv Cleaning lumbus Bar Ass'n. You pay only Spacious, neat and clean as a pin. the attorney to whom you are new Cameo Estates Store No. I Store No. 8 Beautiful carpet and drapes. Light 883 Mt. Vernon Av*. - 818 E. Loog SL referred. and cheerful. l«7 Bryden Rd. WANT ADS DAV REAL ESTATE mtAemrm 8 ,\ M. 7 P M. Mon, thro 8aL FAMILY ROOM ON FIRST taintee* names CL. 8-4298 INFORMATION CL, t-ttte OL. *M82S large brick home wllh 8 bed rooms. A lovely thing for the MADAM Wt.M.l*. \ large family or rooming house. homes EA8T0ATE — MMWVHILL DR. Healer and Advisor Existing license. BRING BAIL80NDS I have the God-given power to e-room single, gas heat, large lot, BUSINESS OPPORltTNlTY AX. 4-2323 BE. 1-3609 help all that come to me. t have side drive, I'v-caf garage. $500 For sale: Grocery, meats, C-3 li CALL "DAVE" helped so many, let me help you. down. 221 or FHA. cense. Building Is leased. Wonder Charles Collins. Prop. I am located at 69 E. nth Ave. ful opportunity. 1291 Oak St. Take Hamilton Ave. or N. High differ CULPEPPER REALTY EDNA MORELAND, REAI.TY St. bus to nth Ave. Off. CL. .VA**7 Rea. TR. *«1M RESULTS OPEN FOR BUSINESS I ^ I CL. f-47tt CARD OF THANKS BOSTON—We would like to ex PAPIER'S SHOE STORE press our sincere thanks and gra TODAY 958 MT. VERNON AVE. titude to relatives, friends and ent Factory Returned & Sample Shoes for Men, neighbors for the kindness and Women and Children thoughtfulness shown (o us upon BROOKS AND the death of our husband, fattier, COLUMBUS LAUNDRY son and brother, HARVEY M. (HANDLER BOSTON. We especially wish to & DRY CLEANING living Realty Company ALL THIS WEEKEND thank Bev. Kenneth I liggltiltot- NOW!! Shoe Repair Shop 806 Mt. Vernon Ave.. Col's.. O ham, Rev. Robert Greets "and EAST and SOUTHEAST Family and Bachelor Bandies Rev. John Quick for their consol KELTON AVf. 3-bedroom. 2-story from*, good condition. 789 Mt. Vernon Ave. Drapes, Blankets. Repairs A ing words, and also th.. staff of KEYSQUARE hardwood floors, full basement, furnace, 1-car garage, other CL. 8-5195 Alterations Williams and McNabb Funeral extra*. Call Dori* Thomas BE. 7-2280 or CA. 4-5770. CALL FLORINE RAMSEV. Mgr. Home. 780 MILLER AVE. Beautifully decorated 3-bedroom home You Can Own The New SPECIAL!! C. L. RAMSEY. Prop. Mrs. Berlha J. Boston. Wile with a dream yard. This haws* has large living room, dining Jacqueline, Daughter DISTINCTIVE room, modern kitchen, family room and both on firsl floor, Men's And Family full bojement, gas furnace, 1-car garage. CA 1-3143 or CA Half Soles & Heels TIPTOP CLEANKIIS 4-5770. CA. 1-4586 HOMES BRYDEN RD. Beautiful brick for gracious living, 4 bed $2.85 (Plus Tax) ONE DAT SERVICE LEGAL NOTICES Hampton For W a Mo. rooms, 2 baths on second floor, extras on first Ilk* wood- Plr- 'ip and Delivery Kenneth Bailey, whose last ad LIMITED TIME, ONLY I dress is unknown, will take notice burning fireplace in living room, a den and powder room. 878 Ml. VEHNON AVE. New gas furnoee, divided basement, 1-car garage. Call Kay Dally 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. that on March 33, 1981, Katherlne Colombo*. Ohio Bailey filed her petition in the Le* CL p-4087 ar CA. 4-5770. Common Pleas Court of Franklin 1805 BIDE-A-WEE PARK. Lovely 2-story, 3-bedroom, 23- County, Ohio, Division of Domes foOt living room, wood-burning fireplace, dining room, nice NO DOWN PAYMENT! tic Relations, in Cavse No. 103193- kitch*n ond breakfast nook, gas furnace, full divided base SKNTINEL RKCOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS D, praying for a divorce from him And oil yeuMee1 to guolify I* a grass income af only $78H TW s right. Anyone mokina $78 on the grounds of gross neglect of ment, (org* lof, sida drive and garage. Cay Kay Lee Cl. 2-4087 To list in this directory call CApitai 1-45 86. Deadline for new listings copy or CA, 4-5770. *Tw*ak befor* tasas may qualify far ownership of tha New Hampfaa. Na dawn payment duty and willful absence for more and monthly payment* lass than r*nt puts yoa and your ramify in o new Hampton today I 1032 BRYDEN RD. 9-room brick, 4-bedroom, This house la changes, is Saturday, 12 noon. that one year last past, and fur- This I* unque.ficnobly tha finest ham* buy ever offered to chums of Columbu*. Don'! mitt thei asks temporary and perma- good condition. Large lot, 50-foot by 150-foot, full bo*e- petit custody of their two minor this opportunity to see and. bay the new Hampton bi-tev.l home, now daring the sensational m*nt, gas furnace, 2 baths. May go to good credit risk an Southfield Spring Comivof af Home*! children. Joyce, age 14 years, and land con tract. Call Chart** W ileum CL 2-9007 or CA. 4-5770. BEAUTY HEIGHT * FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR Lonnie, age 9 years. Said cause 80? Mt. Vernon ** 533 E. LONG ST. CA. 8-4618 will be for hearing on or after May WEST and HULTOP Complete Beaoly Servtc* CL Milt CL. 8-5873 IS, 1961. — Legal Aid A Defender WEST F4RST AVE. 3-bedroom, wood-burning fireplace In Oprs: Oertrude M&Elr*-*. Katbrrtne QanneD. Society. John L. Francis. Att'y. large Irving room and bedroom, largo kitchen ond dining Complete Beaut* Srrvire Eileen Stamps, Herbert Sellers, Gladys Lucille Reeves, No Appointment Necessary 3-30 4-«. 13. 20. 27. 5-«. 13. 1961. room, fall divided basement, new gas furnace, corner lot, Lucille Brady, Dora Good and Evelyn McBroom Operators: Msble Broom, w $10,000. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. Booths For Rent Albert Matthews whose lost ad- Etheline Leavrll. Lucv ili«*ss is unknown, will take notice $10,800 MICHIGAN AVE. $8000 Duplcy. Income property. $125 Ward. Alnirda Scot* thot on March 23. 1981. Wylle Lee per month income. Owner leaving city. 3 rooms and bath Clara Rogers, Mgr. Multhews filed her petition In the up and down. Gas furnace down, 2-car garage. CA. 1-3143 IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Common Pleas Court of Franklin comclete Besuty Service—Halt Styling and Sr-ip Treatment or CA. 4-5770. 6TVLETTE BEAUTY SALON County, Ohio, Division of Domes $350 DOWN Prop Ima Johnson, Oprs. Virglnls Cole. tic Relations. In Cause No. 103509- 91 5. WAYNE AVE. 2-ttaiy, 3-bedroom, with now til* 1281 ML Vernon CL. 8-1388 398 St. Clair Ave. CL. 3-6083 Open Daily 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. D. praying for a divorce from him bath, gas furnace and hardwood floors with 1-car r*aroge. Complete beauty servn-e on the grounds of willful absence $2000 down land contract or 221 and NO MONEY DOWN. Specializing in Hair Cuttirg $79 per Mo. for more than one year Inst past. BR. 6-4862 or CA. 4-5770. and Styling PREMIER BEAUTY SALON Said cause will tie Tor hearing on Evenings by appointment 1749 Greenway Ave. CL. 8-5971 or after May 13, 1981. — Webster NORTH Gladyce R Moore, Opr Hair Styling - Manicure . Hair Coloring . Hair-Cutting S. Lyman, Jr., Att'y. 3-30. 4-6. E 23RD AVE. Dutch Colonial, 3-bedroom, full basemetrt, Lucy M. Griffith, Processing H3ir Straight Pennanenta Processing . Facials 13. 20 2T. 5-6. 13, 1961. n*w gets furnace, 2-cor garaga, large yard. Wall-to-wall Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy Cosldenia Harris, Mgr.-Prop. carpeting, largo living room, dining room, kitchen with break Bryant. Owners Norene Coles, whose last known Keysquare Operators; Lois Patrick, Sarah Boyd, Leola Simpson address is 90 I-atta Ave., Colum fast nook, closa to transportation, land contract or conven OHIY THE NEW. HAMPTON GIVES YOU £11 THESE VVOKDERfUL BENEFITS!! tional. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. JUST A MEKK bus. Ohio, will take notice that on Exciting bt-ievel design • 1047 GRAVEIY "1132" CLASSIC Jan. 7. 1981, Charles Coles tiled community BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY sq. ft. of living space • Fully BtHtuty Satjn his petition in the Common Pleas BEER * WINE CARRYOUT located on E. long St. Coll BEAUTY SAIAJN pillared front entrance with over SIS N. tilth St. - CL. 8-317* COIFFURE SHOP Court of Franklin County. Ohio. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143 for information. hang • Graceful open ceilings Now Featuring A Complete t*eaoi» service 825 Mt. Vernon CL 84078 Division of Domestic Relations, In • with exposed beam* • Tiled front "New Outlook For You* Complete Beauty Servie* builders Sally Nolan. Anna V'enard. Cause No, 10277*-D, praying for a William H. Brooks, Broker foyer 0) Wrought-iron railing lead All beauty phases ably per Charlie Mae Logan. Prop. divorce from her on grounds of Grade McCoy. Zorsdo White formed by Ruby Mischal, Donald O. Terry, Soles Manager ing to upper level • Smart effi Operators; Love Da Ha vies gross neglect of duty. Said cause Operator* Bonny Leonard, LiUie Nash, ciency kitchen for convenience # Merlin ( urrtnewju Owner Leona Wade. Millie Allen, will be for hearing on or after Scuff-proof Micorto counters • Ea Charles Banks, Betty Stepter To Get To KEYSQUARE and Clara Green. Paula Travis Jackson, Roxie March 16. IMl.-^-Harvey M. Bos sy to-clean ospatr tile floors • HOUSE of CLAMOUR LODE. Makeup Artist. Rtmeti, Winifred Wallace. ton, Att'y. 2-2. 9, 18, 23. 3-2, 9, lifetime aluminum screens • Drive south on Lockboume Mrs. V. Wright, Mgr. 1961. Rustproof copper plumbing • Fully 895 Mt. Vernon Av. CL. 8-5311 Elroy Gravely, Owner Improved lot • All city utilities Complete Beauty Service VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Olivia Alexander, whose lost Rd. lo Woktin*. Turn 1132 E. Long St. _ CL. 3-3690 BROOKS in ond paid for # Full prit* only Hair Styling—Hair Catting known address Is 425 Jean St.. Joyce Jackson, Donna Wilson, $11,150 • No down payment # Prop Maltle Warrea Turner XI Lis SEN'S San Antonio, Texas, will take no- left 2 block*. Mary EsteUe, Operators Monthly payments only $7450. Operators: Clara Caldwell. Beaut* Shoppe ^j tlce that on May 5. 1961. Foster MODEL HOME OPEN DAILY Eleanor WUlis, Mary France: 847 Ml. Vernon Ave. CL. 3-646 784 E. Fifth Ave. Alexander filed his petition in the CA 4-5770 CA 1-31431 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Smilu. Annie Kate Dixon Opeo Monday thro Sa tarda* AX. 1-8836 BR. 9-5785 Common Pleas Court ot Franklin Ida Speight, prop. Her*'* the way ta SotrthfMd't ax- Melron Glveos, Rbe* Browo County. Ohio, Division of Domes tic Relations, in Cause No. TYGE A. IRSKEHS & CO. citing Spring Cof ni vol of Homes I DORA'S CLASSIC nurfTLE THE MAR-LOU t(189S5-D. praying for a divorce Ectst on Livingston Av*. fa Lock Beauty Salon HOUSE of BEAUTY BEAUTY SALON from her on grounds of extreme sells columbus boume Rd. South on lockboume PATRONIZE SENT1NEI ADVERTISERS to Soothftekl.. Or call HI. 3-7448. Complete Be*at? Service Hair Styling a Specialty $0*l: Miami Ave. CL. ;-7*MS cruelty. Said cause will be for Model homes open daily Noon "NEW LOCATION" 848 Mt Vernon CL. 8-8213 Waraie Bensley, Operator hearing on or after June 22, 1961. •tit 7 183 N. Central Ave. BR. 4-8963 Anna Rozctnan. Prop. Margaret Loog snd —William It. Brooks, Att'y. 5-11, Dora Phillipe Russell, Prop. Beverly Bandera, Opr. Louts.-* Smith. Prop'* 18, 25, 8-1, 8, 15, '1881. —P BTaTOaJN jaWassssMI BjpWtXBWttB. .i';:.A;w.: